<ul><li>Microbubbles generated through sonication, exposing liquids to high-intensity ultrasonic waves, have remarkable characteristics for various applications.</li><li>Sonication creates high-frequency pressure variations, leading to the formation and collapse of microbubbles, enabling extraordinary reactions in chemical processes.</li><li>Research highlights the influence of hydrogen gas generation in microbubbles, essential for tailoring chemical reactions and enhancing water purification methods.</li><li>The potential applications of microbubbles extend to drug delivery, nanotechnology, and the controlled synthesis of materials.</li></ul>

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