Do the air bubbles that are created when you fart in water, smell when they pop?
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They smell, even, before they pop. You would have to intercept them to find this out. . . . and, indeed, they do smell even after they pop (or is it poop?). \n\nThe only thing the water does is cool them down a bit. The temperature of a fart at inception is 98.6 degrees and maybe let a little diffuse into the water (but not much).\n\nAn interesting little fact is that when you detect odors you are actually getting a tiny bit of whatever you are smelling in your nose (hmmm?).\n\nGotta let this go now.
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It will not produce any air bubbles if it has no H2O.If it has H2O,air bubbles will produce because the H2O molicules at the bottom get heated and it runs as the tail gets heated monkey and go to the top and it will send the next molecule in the bottom gets heated and comes to top and the whole cycle will be again repeate and repeate.
617642
Bubbles form from the dissolved gases in the water.
4197
yes, i have. My girlfriend stuck an old-english rose scented air freshener in my dresser drawers and it soaked into my boxers. i farted and it actually smelled like roses. lol.
150532
The bubbles are steam, or water vapor.  They are NOT from hydrogen and oxygen.
380281
...bubbles\nsimply put.\nthink about how if you blow a bubble with gum, it pops.\nnow think about a bunch of tiny bubbles popping close together.\n...i hop thats what you were talking about
84665
Air bubbles float up in water due to buoyancy because they displace the weight of water equal to their volume.  Water pressure is greated at greater depths therefore there is slightly more hydraulic pressure upwards on the bottom of the bubble than downwards on the top and the bubble is pushed upwards.  As the air bubble rises the pressure is reduced allowing the bubble to grow and it increases in volume and buoyancy as it travels to the surface.  This effect can also release and grow excess nitrogen in the blood of a diver causing growing nitrogen bubbles that cause great pain or even death and is called the bends (occurring especially in large joints that bend).\n\nOf course, soap bubbles float up in air due to air currents.  In a still room they float down to the floor and pop!
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you mean like farts?! well, from my past expriences and from what people have told me, its a build up of chemicals in your body that get released through one whole or the other.  ya know when you add chlorine to bleach and put it in a closed container, it explodes, becasue of the build up of chemicals inside, the pressure gets to high, it's gotta come out somewhere, right?\n\ndoes that at all sound logical?
727031
It's probably not a gas that your smelling, but the scent of the liquid ammonia (NH4) that is in the air.
548828
Well,its is not that your fart smell as much,it is also where you release waste matter in your body.if you put two together well a guess out come a "PUFF OF A POOP"
21738
Don't push. Atleast that way the gas will escape without being so loud. That is of course assuming you meant poop, not pop.
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Water often contains a great deal of suspended air - but it is not visable as they are very small.  When you shake the water, the little bubbles start bumping into each other, and if they are big enough, you will see them.  If they are big enough to see, they will float to the top and pop!\n\nIf you have an aerator on your kitchen sink you can get lots of bubbles from shaking water.  Water that has sat in a bottle undisturbed for a while has most of its bubbles gone.
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no. you just get a big rush of liquid come out of you, and it just keeps coming. I was making puddles all over my house (gross, I know) getting my things together to go to the hospital. oh, and that old wifes tale about it smelling like pickle juice, total bs. smells like nothing, and it is a sighly viscous pink tinged fluid.
263690
It is. In college we called them Blue Daggers.\nA fart is methane gas.  Carefull of the 'family jewels'
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It really means you are fun and nasty...\nBut basically yes... \nRead the composition here:\nNitrogen is the primary gas released. Methane and hydrogen, lesser components, are flammable, and so flatulence is susceptible to catching fire. Not all humans produce flatus that contains methane. For example, in one study of the feces of nine adults, only five of the samples contained bacteria capable of producing methane[5]. Similar results are found in samples of gas obtained from within the rectum. The gas released during a flatus event frequently has a foul odor which mainly results from low molecular weight fatty acids such as butyric acid (rancid butter smell) and reduced sulfur compounds such as hydrogen sulfide (rotten egg smell) and carbonyl sulfide that are the result of protein breakdown. The incidence of odoriferous compounds in flatus increases from herbivores, such as cattle, to omnivores to carnivorous species, such as cats. Flatulence odor can also occur when there is a number of bacteria and/or feces in the anus while being expelled. A small amount of solid or liquid fecal matter in fine particulate aerosol form may also be expelled, and included, along with flatulence.
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I have had all sorts of gas passed upon me during "you know."\n\nWhile mowing the lawn, I have passed some of the best gas of my life.  It's the perfect opportunity!  A noisy lawn mower drowns out the sound, the smell of freshly cut grass masks the smell....  You can give up weeks worth of pent up farts with one mow of the front yard.  Just be careful you don't soil yourself straining.
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there are lots of devices that "smell," like the ones we use for natural gas, CO, nitrogen sulfide, etc.. i guess it depends on what you are trying to smell..