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There does no single scientific 'term' exist for the study of sound
The usual phrase is "Acoustics, Noise and Vibration Control"
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
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∙ 12y agoThe study of sound is called acoustics, though there is no real term for one who studies sound.
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What is study of sound called?
The scientific study of sound is called acoustics.Related Information:The scientific study of sound perception is called Psychoacoustics.The scientific study of hearing, balance, and related disorders is called Audiology.
What is defined as the study of sound and sound waves?
acoustics
What term is the study of sound and sound waves?
Acoustics.
What term is defined as the study of sound and sound wave?
acoustics
Acoustics is the study of what?
the science concerned with hearing and sound
Which term is defined as the study of sound waves and sound?
The word is acoustics.
The study of sound reasoning?
Logic
Is angiography a study of the heart using sound waves?
No. Angiography is the study of the blood vessels using contrast and x-ray. Echocardiography is a study of the heart using sound waves.
Who study sound and its properties?
A scientist who studies sound is known as an audiologist. Audiologists study patens that sound waves make as well as the effects of certain vibrations on the human body.
Study of sound and sound waves?
its because the higher the freqency the lower the pitch
The science of sound and its effects on people is called?
We call the scientific study of sound acoustics in physics. Actually, the study of sound is spread across several disciplines. That's because sound travels through about any mechanical medium, and certainly through any fluid - like air and water. So we have to pull together to study sound. Oceanographers get in on the action along with all kinds of engineers and medical professionals who use sound to "look inside" stuff. Sound includes those frequencies below and above what we can hear, just so you know. Wikipedia has more information, and a link is provided.
What is the name of the scientist that study sound?
audiologist
