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Sound waves travel better through solid than through a gas. Example why this is true​
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Sound waves travel better through solid than through a gas. Example why this is true​

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This is because molecules in a solid are packed against each other. When a vibration begins, the molecules of a solid immediately collide and the compression wave travels rapidly.

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