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THE SHAPE OF THINGS -- SCREENCAP GALLERY |
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When the two of them touch, they form a common wall
A third one makes a shared three-way partition. Resting on the surface of the water like this, there will never be more than three around a single joint.
Each bubble keeps its original amount of air, but partitions are shared so less surface area is needed to enclose the same amount of air.
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