Abstract
A two-dimensional foam consists of a monolayer of bubbles. It can be created by squeezing the more familiar three-dimensional foam between two parallel glass plates. We describe and explain the minimum plate separation H which must be reached to fully effect the transition from three- to two- dimensional foam. We find that H/V(1/3) is close to one, where V is the average bubble volume, and increases slightly when the side-walls of the container are taken into account.
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