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Sound The Nature of Sound

Sound waves Interactions of sound Reflection travels through a medium longitudinal wave begins with a vibration-back and forth motion reflected sound called an echo hard, smooth surface = stronger reflection

Reflection Sound Waves

Refraction Diffraction Interference Speed of Sound Bending of sound waves as it passes from one medium to another Bending of waves around a barrier sound waves meet constructive increases sound destructive decreases sound at room temp, sound travels at 343 m/s speed depends on medium it travels though Refraction Diffraction Interference Speed of Sound

Mediums and Sound Elasticity Density Temperature more elastic a medium faster sound travels travels fastest in solids does not travel well in liquids and gases sound travels slower in dense materials sound travels slower at lower temperatures and higher altitudes

Properties of Sound describes your perception of the energy of a sound Loudness describes your perception of the energy of a sound describes what you hear depends on 2 factors: energy of sound source distance from sound source

Energy of a sound source Distance from a sound source greater energy used  louder sound more energy  greater amplitude (vibration) large amplitude loud sound loudness increases the closer you are to a sound source

Intensity Measuring Loudness amount of energy a sound wave carries per second through a unit area greater intensity sounds louder unit decibel (dB) sound barely heard = 0 dB sound louder than 100 dB can damage ears

Pitch Pitch & Frequency description of how high or low the sound seems to a person depends on frequency of the wave high frequency  higher pitch low frequency  low pitch can hear sounds with frequency between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz

Ultrasound Infrasound Doppler Effect sound waves with frequency above normal human range frequency below human range of hearing change in frequency of a wave as its source moves in relation to an observer change in frequency is heard as a change in pitch

shock waves form as sound waves overlap release huge amounts of energy sonic boom heard when they pass by Blending of several pitches through interference Shock Waves Sound Quality

Noise Music Random mix of frequencies that are not pleasing set of frequencies that combine in patterns that are pleasing

How you Hear Sound Human Ear Outer Ear function: gather sound waves and send info to brain three main sections: outer, middle, inner collects sound waves and directs them to ear canal which vibrates eardrum

Middle Ear Inner Ear contains 3 small bones that increase size of vibrations Vibrations are changed into electrical signals for the brain to interpret

can occur if eardrum is damaged loud sounds can damage hair cells in inner ear won’t get messages to brain old age hair cells gradually die harder to hear amplify sound Hearing Loss Hearing Aids

Using Sound

Echolocation -use of reflected sound waves to determine distances or locate objects -animals use this to navigate and find food  Bats