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chemicals applied to the violin's surface can cause the wood in the finished violin to become stiff. Would this affect the speed of the waves traveling through the wood?
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chemicals applied to the violin's surface can cause the wood in the finished violin to become stiff. Would this affect the speed of the waves traveling through the wood?

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yes because if its stiffer its much more resistant to any touch causing the sound to be more sharp

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