The Ontario high school physics. Fio. 221.—Sand-figures showing nodal lines invibrating plates. VIBRATIONS OF AIR COLUMNS; RESONANCE 198. Fio. 222.—Aircoluimin resonance with jtuning-forli. 219. Vibrations of Air Columns; Resonancea tube about
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Download this stock image: . The Ontario high school physics. Fio. 221.—Sand-figures showing nodal lines invibrating plates. VIBRATIONS OF AIR COLUMNS; RESONANCE 198. Fio. 222.—Aircoluimin resonance with jtuning-forli. 219. Vibrations of Air Columns; Resonancea tube about 2 inclies iu diameter and 18inches long with its lower end in a vessel con-taining water (Fig. 222); and over the openend hold a vibrating tuning-fork. Supposethe fork to make 256 vibrations per second. By moving the tube up and down we findthat when it is at a certain deptli, the soundwe hear is greatly intensified. This is due tothe air column above - 2CEGY0R from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.
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