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Why champagne bubbles rise in thin lines, kitchen ‘jacuzzi’ could clean fruit and vegetables

05 May 2023 Hamish Johnston
Champagne bottle
Uncorked: physicists have explained why champagne bubbles stay on the straight and narrow. (Courtesy: Shutterstock/Lukas Gojda)
We live on a planet with lots of water and air, so it’s not surprising that bubbles can play impor

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