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Why is sound produced when you blow across a bottle?
CarltonKahingagp0933
Bottle is just like a closed organ pipe. So stationary waves will be formed and hence sound is produced with a particular frequency
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Why do bottles whistle when you blow in them?
Because sound is caused by the vibration of air. When air is caused to vibrate by blowing across the bottle top sound is formed.
If you blow across a glass bottle when it's a quarter full will the pitch be high or low?
I think the pitch would be lower because the sound is really low when it is empty.
If you blow air towards a bottle what happens to the airflow?
the gathers in the bottle and when its full it must come out and when both directions hit that makes the wliziling sound
What happens when you blow in a water bottle?
you increase the pressure
Why does a balloon not blow up if you place it in a bottle?
Really?
What parts of the flute make the noise?
The headjoint itself, the embouchure hole specifically (the part you blow into) is where the sound is actually produced. The pitch is changed by the length of the flute changing, by pressing keys (much like when you blow across a soda bottle. the less liquid in the bottle, the lower the pitch)
Why do bottles whistle when you blow in them?
Because sound is caused by the vibration of air. When air is caused to vibrate by blowing across the bottle top sound is formed.
Why does a conch shell make that weird noise when you blow in it?
The sound produced when blowing into a conch shell is due to resonance. The shape of the shell acts as a natural amplifier, enhancing the sound of the vibrations created by your breath. This phenomenon is similar to blowing across the top of a bottle to produce a similar sound.
How the flute makes sound?
The sound on a flute is produced by blowing quite a lot of air over the hole on the mouthpiece. Flutes have an oval hole over which you must blow. But to do this you must have the right mouthshape, the shape used for spitting rice is appropriate. Then you blow lots of air over the hole. If you blow into the hole, no sound can be produced. But you must blow lots of air, because some of the air escapes when blowing across.
If you blow across a glass bottle when it's a quarter full will the pitch be high or low?
I think the pitch would be lower because the sound is really low when it is empty.
What effects does an increase in frequency have on sound produced?
Wave length is smaller in high frequencies.. hence a higher pitched sound...Example, when you blow on the tip of a beer bottle, when its empty, the vibration travels all the way down the bottle and back up, hence a 'deeper' sound. the more you fill the bottle, the less room the vibrations have to move up and down the bottle, making the wave length much smaller, making the frequency higher, and the resulting sound higher pitched.
What happens to the air pressure in the bottle when you blow?
Because it sends vibrations through the bottle to make a sound
If you blow air towards a bottle what happens to the airflow?
the gathers in the bottle and when its full it must come out and when both directions hit that makes the wliziling sound
What causes the sound you hear when you blow across a test tube?
Because the tube is hollow
Which woodwind instrument is by blowing in the opening just like you blow across the top of a soda pop bottle?
Flute
Which woodwind instrument is played by blowing in the opening just like you blow across the top of a soda bottle?
Flute
Which woodwind instruments is played by blowing in the opening just like you blow across the top of a soda pop bottle?
Flute
