👉 Bubble fluid, also known as bubble oil or bubble gas, is a unique and versatile fluid characterized by the presence of microscopic gas bubbles dispersed within a liquid base. This fluid can be created by introducing gases like nitrogen, oxygen, or carbon dioxide into a liquid such as mineral oil, silicone oil, or even water, depending on the desired properties. The bubbles in bubble fluid are typically stabilized by surfactants or other additives, preventing them from coalescing and maintaining their dispersed state. Bubble fluid finds applications in various industries, including lubrication, cooling systems, and as a medium for ultrasonic cleaning or drug delivery due to its unique properties like low surface tension, high viscosity, and excellent heat transfer capabilities.
