Bubble Gum

When you blow a bubble with gum, you're essentially creating a thin film of gum that is stretched to its limits. The gum's elastomers, which are long-chain molecules that provide elasticity, allow the gum to stretch and deform without breaking. As you blow air into the gum, the film thins out, creating a bubble that can grow and grow until it pops.

The market is facing a crossroads. While kids still buy it, the global "sugar tax" and health trends are pushing manufacturers to innovate. Bubble Gum

Bubble gum may seem like a simple treat, but its history and cultural significance are anything but. From its humble beginnings as a experiment in a Philadelphia accounting firm to its current status as a beloved global phenomenon, bubble gum has captured the hearts and imaginations of people around the world. When you blow a bubble with gum, you're