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When a bubble bursts at a liquid surface, it creates a jet that destabilizes into an aerosol of a few droplets. The gigantic number of bubbles that burst every second at the surface of the oceans form the sea spray. By evaporating, this spray plays a key role in the exchange between the ocean and the atmosphere. The dynamics and the evaporation of the drops generated by a large range of bubbles bursting are presented, and it is shown that they all have to be taken into account in the evaporation process.
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