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The reduction of volume due to an increase of pressure. Vibration Decibels Compression Amplitude Rarefraction Sound Echo Frequency Loudness Pitch Longitudinal Wave

The reduction of volume due to an increase of pressure. Vibration Decibels Compression Amplitude Rarefraction Sound Echo Frequency Loudness Pitch Longitudinal Wave
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The reduction of volume due to an increase of pressure.

Vibration

Decibels

Compression

Amplitude

Rarefraction

Sound

Echo

Frequency

Loudness

Pitch

Longitudinal Wave

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The reduction of volume due to an increase of pressure is Loudness

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