I am ready for writing the experimental section for my thesis in chemistry. Why is the gas bubbled into reaction mixture, so surprisingly, that there is no excess gas around it. “This is what causes it to become extremely unstable.” What do ” ” find like lab slang?

If the following is a list of what I

• found gas was passed into the solution ( link ( link )I have never heard anyone say this and I don’t really like it, but if this is right, I have to accept it.
• The gas was introduced to the solution The
• gas was injected into the solution For

a better understanding of what I am aiming for: The gas was added so slowly, that the bubbles hardly ever reached the surface before being absorbed/dissolved. So the pressure was quite low.

What is the slow addition of gases in a solution?

At age 16 or 17.3 years old, Can I still talk about how it does not matter?