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Rhythmic disturbances which
carry energy without carrying
ma:er
Waves
The wave energy causes the
ma:er in the medium to
move up and down or back
and forth at right angles to
direc@on the wave travels
Transverse
Waves
Waves that travel through
space where there is not
ma:er
Electromagne@c
Waves
Number of wavelength
that pass a given point
Frequency
Occurs when a wave strikes
an object or surface and
bounces off
Reflec@on
11.
The bending of waves
around a barrier
Diffrac@on
The ability for two waves to
combine and form a new
wave when they overlap
Interference
The amount of energy a
wave carries depends on
its…
Amplitude
A reflected sound wave
The change in frequency
which occurs when a
source of sound is
moving rela@ve to the
listener
Echo
Doppler
Effect
Compressional waves
produced by vibra@ons
Sound travels slowest in…
Sound
Waves
Gases
A group of sounds that
have been deliberately
produced to make a
pa:ern
The lowest frequency
produced by a vibra@ng
object
Music
Fundamental
Frequency
Repeated echoes of
sound
Compressional wave
that travels through
ma:er, such as air
Reverbera@on
Sound
33.
Depends upon the shape
of the object and the
material it is made of
Natural
Frequency
The range of
electromagne@c waves
with different
frequencies
Magne@c
Spectrum
35.
34.
33.
Mechanical
Waves
Use ma:er to transfer
energy
36.
35.
Ma:er in the medium
moves forward and
backward along the same
direc@on that the wave
travels
Compressional
Waves
34.
33.
Is one half the distance
between a crest and a trough
in a transverse wave
Amplitude
36.
35.
Frequency mul@plied by
wavelength
Wave Speed
The bending of a wave as
it moves from one
medium into another
This affects the speed of
sound waves traveling
through a medium
Refrac@on
Temperature
The human percep@on
of how much energy
sound wave carries
Loudness
How high or low
something sounds
Pitch
A method used by some
organisms to hunt for food
using sound waves
Echoloca@on
Process using high frequency
sound waves to break up kidney
stones
Ultrasound
Sound waves travel fastest
in…
Solids
As the pitch of a sound increases
as the frequency (increases or
decreases)?
Increases
Occurs when an object
vibrates at its natural
frequency by absorbing
energy from a sound wave
of the same frequency
Resonance
Are mul@ples of the
fundamental frequency
Overtones
Membrane which stretches
across the ear canal like a
drumhead
Eardrum
Depends upon the
material that sound is
traveling through
Speed of
Sound
An electromagne@c
wave is made of two
parts. An electronic
field and a …
Magne@c
Field
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