$A$ small air bubble is at the inner surface of the bottom of a beaker filled with cold water. Now,the water in the beaker is heated. The size of the bubble increases. The reason for this may be:

  • A
    Increase in the saturated vapour pressure of water
  • B
    Root mean square velocity of air molecules inside the bubble increases
  • C
    Decrease in surface tension of water
  • D
    All of the above

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