The fact thjat bubbles passing through a liquid-liquid interface may acquire na enveloping layer, from the lower phase and carry it trough the upper phase hás provided na opportunity for many research Works at this UNiversity. In this particular work an experimental study of the influence of the interfacial tension on the quantity of liquid transported and on the speed of the rising bubbles was conducted for upper liquid phases with high kinematic viscosity. A liquid with a viscosity of 60cs, composed of 15 per cent Varsol and 85 per cent Nujol was uses as upper phase. Interfacial tensions of 12,5 and 21,5 din /cm were obtained by adding small quantities of the tense-active agente teepol in the filtered water which was used as the lower phase and which had an interfacial tension of 26,2 din/cm in the pure state. The interfacial tension was observed to exert a small influence on both the quantity of transported liquid and on the terminal velocity of transported liquid and on the terminal velocity of the rising bubbles. Llowever a great influence was found on the diameter range of these bubbles. The range of the transporting bubbles was found to decrease with increasing interfacial tension and both the upper and lower limits tend toward an intermediary value above which the transport phenomenon no longer exists.