what is the speed of sound in vulcanised rubber?
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Speed of the sound in thin long solid body is given by :-
![v = \sqrt{y \div p} v = \sqrt{y \div p}](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=+v+%3D+%5Csqrt%7By+%5Cdiv+p%7D+)
Young modulus for rubber Y=4*10^6 N/m^2 and the density d=1.2 or so.
Speed of the sound in rubber using the above formula =57.7 m/second. This is much smaller than the speed of the sound in air. which is 340 m /second at atmospheric pressure / temperature.
For vulcanised rubber the young 's modulus Y=2.8*10^6N/m^2 and the density=around 920kg/m^2. So the speed of the sound is=55.1m/second.
Vulcanised rubber is even softer than the rubber.
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Speed of the sound in thin long solid body is given by :-
Young modulus for rubber Y=4*10^6 N/m^2 and the density d=1.2 or so.
Speed of the sound in rubber using the above formula =57.7 m/second. This is much smaller than the speed of the sound in air. which is 340 m /second at atmospheric pressure / temperature.
For vulcanised rubber the young 's modulus Y=2.8*10^6N/m^2 and the density=around 920kg/m^2. So the speed of the sound is=55.1m/second.
Vulcanised rubber is even softer than the rubber.
Thank you
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