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Which unit is used to measure sound intensity?
What are the different mediums that sound can travel through?
Which animals use sounds to communicate underwater?
Study Notes
Sound Measurement and Propagation
- Sound intensity is measured in decibels (dB).
Mediums of Sound Propagation
- Sound can travel through various mediums, including:
- Solid objects (e.g., metals, wood, ground)
- Liquids (e.g., water, air)
- Gases (e.g., air, helium)
Underwater Communication in Animals
- Some animals use sounds to communicate underwater, such as:
- Whales
- Dolphins
- Fish
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Test Your Knowledge on Sound Intensity and the Travel of Sound Waves Through Different Mediums Measure your understanding of sound intensity in decibels and the use of level meters in measuring sound levels. Explore how sound travels from its source to our ears, primarily through the air but also through other mediums like liquids and solids. Discover fascinating facts about how whales and dolphins utilize sound waves that can travel over long distances underwater for communication. Take the quiz now and expand your knowledge on the world of sound!
