Submitted by crazunggoy47 t3_y00ioa in askscience
evonix420 t1_irqhxyo wrote
Reply to comment by seeingeyefish in How fast do bubbles rise in water? by crazunggoy47
I don‘t know about nanobubbles, but microbubbles are used in contrast enhanced ultrasound. Basically overcoming the resolution limit of conventional ultrasound systems to create an image of your microvessels for medical diagnostics.
RedditWojak t1_irrz84s wrote
That's interesting. Why aren't they deleterious to the ultrasound resolution due to the constant refraction from the medium shift? Does that refraction change act like dithering in astronomical images?
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