
USING OF SOUND-Part 1
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Daisy Senarlo
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What are some applications of sound waves?
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An echo is a copied sound that comes back to the source of the sound after reflecting or bouncing off a surface.
Echo
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Echolocation is a method used by different animals to navigate , communication, and finding food.
Echolocation
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Multiple Choice
Which sound wave-object interaction is used by animals in echolocation?
Reflection
Refraction
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Application of sound to people
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-is a technology that uses high frequency sound waves.
• Frequency is the number of wavelengths that pass a fixed point in one second
ULTRASOUND
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Multiple Choice
Which one has the low Frequency?
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Multiple Choice
Which one has the high Frequency?
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Ultrasound imaging is a technology that uses high frequency sound waves to create images.
Ultrasound imaging depends on sound wave-object .
• The machine generates sound waves that are reflected by parts of the body.
• The reflection of sound waves creates echoes.
• The echoes are received and processed into images.
ULTRASOUND IMAGING
Ultrasound is used to make sure that a fetus in its mother’s womb is developing properly.
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Multiple Choice
In ultrasound technology, which type of sound wave-object interaction creates echoes that are processed to form images?
reflection
refraction
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Ultrasound is used to make sure that a fetus in its mother’s womb is developing properly.
Ultrasound technology can help diagnose diseases and injuries.
• Ultrasound can detect kidney stones.
• Ultrasound can reveal injuries in animals.
ULTRASOUND TECHNOLOGY
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Ultrasound Technology in Treating Diseases
Ultrasound technology is used to diseases.
Sound waves are absorbed by:
• kidney stones, until they are enough to exit the body.
• cancer cells, which are warmed up and destroyed.
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Multiple Choice
Which type of sound wave-object interaction breaks down kidney stones and destroys cancer cells?
absorption
reflection
diffraction
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Ultrasound Technology for Cleaning
• It also can clean large pieces of machinery.
Cleaning lenses
• It cleans small items, such as lenses, jewelry, watches, and surgical tools.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these statements accurately describe uses of ultrasound technology?
It can be used to clean large items like machinery and small items like jewelry
It increases the production time of everyday materials.
It cannot be used in the presence of liquids like water.
What are some applications of sound waves?
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