Wave Speed and Media Scientists collected data of the speed of sound and speed of light using different materials as media. Use the data tables for sound and light to predict patterns between the density of media, phase of media, and wave speed. Use the box below the table to write your explanation. Material Phase at Room Temperature Density (kg/m³) Speed of Sound (m/s) Helium Gas 0.164 972 Air Gas 1.225 343 Glycerol Water Liquid Liquid Solid 1126 1904 997 1493 Gold 19290 19290 2700 Aluminum Material Solid Density (kg/m³) 5010 Speed of Light through the Medium (m/s) 2.99 x 108 2.25 x 108 1.98 x 108 1.25 x 108 Air 1.225 Water 997 Glass 2500 Diamond 3520

Wave Speed and Media Scientists collected data of the speed of sound and speed of light using different materials as media. Use the data tables for sound and light to predict patterns between the density of media, phase of media, and wave speed. Use the box below the table to write your explanation. Material Phase at Room Temperature Density (kg/m³) Speed of Sound (m/s) Helium Gas 0.164 972 Air Gas 1.225 343 Glycerol Water Liquid Liquid Solid 1126 1904 997 1493 Gold 19290 19290 2700 Aluminum Material Solid Density (kg/m³) 5010 Speed of Light through the Medium (m/s) 2.99 x 108 2.25 x 108 1.98 x 108 1.25 x 108 Air 1.225 Water 997 Glass 2500 Diamond 3520

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter6: Waves And Sound

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12Q

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