Sound Waves. What are some (essential) questions?

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Sound Waves

What are some (essential) questions?

Essential Questions: What are the facts and measurements to know? Which measurement affects if a sound is high or low? Which measurement affects if a sound is loud or quiet? What other changes can one perceive? Which wave phenomena do sound waves demonstrate? Which are most important?

Facts and Measurements Sound is a longitudinal mechanical wave with: – compression: region where the medium is “squeezed” together – rarefaction: region where the medium is pulled apart Wavelength: distance from one compression to the next Pressure Amplitude: difference between the relaxed pressure in the medium and the max or min pressure

What does it sound like? The perception of the frequency is the PITCH (simple!) The perception of the (pressure) amplitude is the INTENSITY LEVEL (complicated!)  = (10dB) log (I/I o ) I = P/A

Which Wave Phenomena… ALL! – Reflection (echo) – Interference (beats, resonance) – Doppler effect (Chipmunks to Barry White) – Refraction (yelling across a pond…) – Diffraction (yelling through a megaphone)

Resonance in Closed End Air Column (pipe)