Bubbles in water tank.

Science and Engineering Physics and Astronomy
Description
Title Bubbles in water tank.
Department Science and Engineering ; Physics and Astronomy
Date 2010-08-05
Subject Decorative ; Historical
Type Image
Description A set of photographs of bubbles of gas rising through a tube into a water tank. Likely from the Senior Honours project of physics student Matthew Tupling. Taken on 29th October 2007.

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A set of photographs of bubbles of gas rising through a tube into a water tank. Likely from the Senior Honours project of physics student Matthew Tupling. Taken on 29th October 2007. A set of photographs of bubbles of gas rising through a tube into a water tank. Likely from the Senior Honours project of physics student Matthew Tupling. Taken on 29th October 2007. A set of photographs of bubbles of gas rising through a tube into a water tank. Likely from the Senior Honours project of physics student Matthew Tupling. Taken on 29th October 2007. A set of photographs of bubbles of gas rising through a tube into a water tank. Likely from the Senior Honours project of physics student Matthew Tupling. Taken on 29th October 2007. A set of photographs of bubbles of gas rising through a tube into a water tank. Likely from the Senior Honours project of physics student Matthew Tupling. Taken on 29th October 2007. A set of photographs of bubbles of gas rising through a tube into a water tank. Likely from the Senior Honours project of physics student Matthew Tupling. Taken on 29th October 2007. A set of photographs of bubbles of gas rising through a tube into a water tank. Likely from the Senior Honours project of physics student Matthew Tupling. Taken on 29th October 2007. A set of photographs of bubbles of gas rising through a tube into a water tank. Likely from the Senior Honours project of physics student Matthew Tupling. Taken on 29th October 2007.

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