Item 1 In an experiment, a flashlight and a buzzer are each placed in a vacuum chamber connected to a vacuum pump. They are switched on, and the air is slowly removed from the chamber. A sensor placed outside of the vacuum chamber records the output of each device. Item 2 vacuum chanber Device Detected at Item 3 Device Vacuum Pump sensor Sensor Item 4 on no buzzer Item 5 off yes vacuum pump on yes Item 6 lashlight off yes Item 7 Which conclusion does the experiment support? Item 8 Item 9 O Sound waves travel tarther than light waves. Item 10 O Sound waves need a medium to travel O Light waves travel slower than sound waves. O Light waves need a vacuum to travel.

Item 1 In an experiment, a flashlight and a buzzer are each placed in a vacuum chamber connected to a vacuum pump. They are switched on, and the air is slowly removed from the chamber. A sensor placed outside of the vacuum chamber records the output of each device. Item 2 vacuum chanber Device Detected at Item 3 Device Vacuum Pump sensor Sensor Item 4 on no buzzer Item 5 off yes vacuum pump on yes Item 6 lashlight off yes Item 7 Which conclusion does the experiment support? Item 8 Item 9 O Sound waves travel tarther than light waves. Item 10 O Sound waves need a medium to travel O Light waves travel slower than sound waves. O Light waves need a vacuum to travel.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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ISBN:9781285640686

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Chapter5: Errors In Chemical Analyses

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