Primary group of people in committed relationship, related by ancestry, marriage, or adoption. They form a cooperative economic unit to care for offspring and each other. Society defines and sanctions what is a legitimate family. There is no natural family form, the family changes with time.
Basic Homemade Bubble Solution. This is a simple recipe that produces basic and good bubbles. Many people suggest just using water and dishwashing liquid, but the addition of Karo (liquid corn syrup) or glycerin holds the solution together to make nice, round, solid bubbles. Here's the recipe. 1 cup water
Originally Answered: Why does soap create bubbles? The reason some liquids mix while others don't has to do with the polarity of the molecules. Polar molecules will make hydrogen bonds with each other, apolar molecules don't. When a polar and an apolar liquid are mixed the polar molecules will make hydrogen bonds and stick together. This will separate them from the apolar liquid. Examples of polar liquids are water and ethanol (alcohol). Oils are examples of apolar liquids. Water and alcohol mix, water and oil doesn't. So how does soap clean oils? Let's look at the molecule structure of a soap: