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S. Coghlan Physics 12

S. Coghlan This concept map is designed to help you; Understand how the various different parts of sound link together. Study the whole section of work. Main Concepts Linking words Printer friendly version available from my web site

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Longitudinal wave characteristics Standing waves - a reflection phenomena Interfere Properties Resonance Natural vibrations Phase, degrees or radians Amplitude Intensity Level, dB Inverse square Frequency, Hz Doppler effect Wavelength Reflection Echo Reverberation Refraction FST - warm to cool air SFA - cool to warm air Diffraction Pipes Wavelength  opening Disp antinode = Pressure node Closed - Alternate harmonics only 1,3,5…. Strings Open - All harmonics possible 1,2,3…. Natural f 1st harmonic - fundamental 2nd harmonic All possible Beats Similar f and amplitude Constructive - In phase Destructive - Out of phase If forcing vib = natural f showsmay produce may produces has may produce includechanges hearingW m -2 single multi max bendinginclude in have can be can be in vibration modes haveloud soft forcedoccurs You can use these Main Concepts and Linking Words to complete your own concept map. You can print out the next page and use it as a framework. Main Concepts Linking Words Printer friendly version available from my web site

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