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This paper is devoted to the calculation of the electric traction Pe acting at every point on the surface of a charged gas or liquid bubble immersed in an insulating liquid and subjected to an electric field between parallel-plate electrodes. It is shown that the deformation of a bubble charged or situated near the electrodes is not symmetric. This dissymmetry has been verified experimentally. The expression for Pe used in a previous work [C. G. Garton and Z. Krasucki, Proc. R. Soc. London Ser. A 280, 211 (1964)] represents a particular case (bubble uncharged or electrically neutral) of the one we have established. In this case, the shape of the distorted bubble is that of a prolate spheroid. This deformation of bubbles also depends on their concentration and positions in the electrode gap.
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