Do you mean transmitters or conductors of sound? Transmitters can be just about anything capable of creating sound waves OR of moving [silent, or signal-carrying and sound-carrying] atoms, electrical and electro-magnetic (E-M) matter or other particle mass from one place to another (e.g., through mediums such as water or other liquid, air, gas, plasma, and dense mass such as walls and buildings) at or near the speed of sound, which is about 0.333 km/s (0.20 mile/s). There are a number of archived entries and other sources which can provide answers on the nature of sound and aspects of its conductance.
When you say "transmit", you might mean either create the sound or
carry the sound from one place to another.
-- Any vibrating object can create sound.
-- Any material substance can conduct sound from one place to another.
Vibrations causing compression waves in a medium.
A conductor.
Sound travels further and faster in the more dense states of matter. Solids transmit sound faster than liquids or gases.
air is a good transmitter of sound energy. also metals are very good due to there metallic bonding properties. most materials are best at transmitting different frequencies, aka their resonant frequency.
windows
uranium
No. It does not transmit the sound waves.
No. Sound transmits by waves through matter/particles.
solid
yes sound transmits vibrations to objects in the manner of waves
A conductor.
Sound does not tansmit or absorb water. But water both transmits and absorbs sound.
Yes, the word "transmit" has a short 'a' sound as in 'cat' at the beginning of the word.
I suppose it would just like water all liquid transmits sound.
An R word that transmits sound is a radio.
tympanic membrane
Sound waves transmit sound through a solid, as well as air and water. Sound waves cannot be transmitted through a vacuum.
it is an ear bone which transmits the sound vibration.