Bubbler

Bubbler

A bubbler is a term used in various contexts to describe different devices and phenomena. The term is most commonly associated with a type of drinking fountain, but it can also refer to other devices and concepts in different fields.

Drinking Fountain

In some regions, particularly in Wisconsin and parts of New England, a bubbler refers to a drinking fountain. This device dispenses water for drinking and is commonly found in public places such as schools, parks, and office buildings. The term "bubbler" originated from the early 20th century and is still in use today in these areas.

Smoking Device

A bubbler can also refer to a type of smoking device that combines elements of a water pipe and a hand pipe. This device uses water to cool and filter the smoke, providing a smoother smoking experience. Bubblers are popular among users of cannabis and tobacco.

Scientific Equipment

In scientific contexts, a bubbler is a device used in laboratories to introduce gas into a liquid. This process is often used in chemical reactions and biological processes to ensure proper mixing and to maintain specific conditions within the reaction vessel.

Related Pages

• Drinking fountain
• Smoking pipe (tobacco)
• Water pipe (smoking device)
• Laboratory equipment
• Chemical reaction
• Cannabis smoking