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Phenomena and Applications of Reflection of Sound Waves
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Phenomena and Applications of Reflection of Sound Waves
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An echo
Sound waves are reflected from a hard surface to the listener
Places that have an echo
Enclosed halls, empty rooms, caves and tunnels
Ultrasound
Type of sound wave with a frequency of more than 20 000 Hz
Characteristic of ultrasound
Cannot be heard by humans but can be heard by animals such as bats
Sonar
A sound reflection technology that is used in shipping industry to detect underwater objects
Limitation of hearing the frequency of sound by human
20 Hz to 20 000 Hz
Example of animals that have higher range of hearing than humans
Bats, dolphins and dogs
Devices to overcome human limitations of hearing
Stethoscopes, megaphone and hearing aids
Hearing range (Hz) for bats
2000 - 110 000 Hz
Ways for stethoscopes that help to overcome human limitation of hearing
Help doctors listen to a patient's heartbeat
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