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Hi Can someone explain the second marking point? Why is it bubbles of air and not C02?

Hi Can someone explain the second marking point? Why is it bubbles of air and not C02?
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Can someone explain the second marking point?
Why is it bubbles of air and not C02?

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In order to float, the bubble hitches a ride in a gas is slightly denser then the air trapped inside of it: carbon dioxide
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