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Which would  affect the sound quality and characteristics  more: the type or diameter of string?

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Sound travels up the string directly to my ear

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The sounds seem to be vibrating, where it gets louder, then softer, then louder again.

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How would vibrations and sounds differ based on the type of metal?

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Metal objects are good for making sounds

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I notice the spoon transmits much louder noise through the string than the hangar

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I notice the spoon transmits much louder noise through the string than the hangar

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Back in school, we learned how to use tone chimes, and the sounds went in and out in the same way

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it was difficult for me to hear through the string and record it because the sound of the object was much louder

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Different objects have different “bell” sounds

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Background noise and/or area doing this activity might interfere with sound

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Background noise and/or area doing this activity might interfere with sound

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Rounded or concave objects have better tones than flat materials.

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What causes the different sounding sounds

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The harder it hits the bookcase, the louder it gets

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The wind chimes on my backyard patio

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The way that marimbas sound different from xylophones and vibraphones, even though they are all struck to make noise

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People playing the bells at church.

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Larger v smaller object affects the clarity

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Larger v smaller object affects the clarity

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I wonder if the length of the string will change the sound

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I wonder if the length of the string will change the sound

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Different densities and different natural/resonant frequencies of the object lead to changes in the way sound travels through the object. The arrangement and structure of the molecules leads to the variation in the way different frequencies resonate with the object.

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The sound gets louder when the string is in my ear.

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The sound gets louder when the string is in my ear.

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I wonder if the sounds would be different if someone else did the chiming I listened from the surface where the object was connecting

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I wonder if the sounds would be different if someone else did the chiming I listened from the surface where the object was connecting

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Would the length of strings affect pitch, volume, etc.?

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Would the length of strings affect pitch, volume, etc.?

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Seems like shape had something to do with loudness; where objects were striked against shape with most of the object's mass striked the surface, noise was louder

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Seems like shape had something to do with loudness; where objects were striked against shape with most of the object's mass striked the surface, noise was louder

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The hollow boba straw sounded very different from the solid spoons

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Some objects that "appear" to be metal, might not be metal

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Some objects that "appear" to be metal, might not be metal

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Do different materials have a similar effect?

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Do different materials have a similar effect?

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Some objects seem to vibrate more than others after hit once

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Some objects seem to vibrate more than others after hit once

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The sound I hear in my ear is different than the sound I hear when the object is hit

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The sound I hear in my ear is different than the sound I hear when the object is hit

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The more force I put in hitting the object, the louder it gets.

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The more force I put in hitting the object, the louder it gets.

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It creates sound wave making noise that can sometimes be heard by human ears.

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It creates sound wave making noise that can sometimes be heard by human ears.

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I think that the sting is what affect the noise most.

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I think that the sting is what affect the noise most.

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I have wind chime and so does my grandma we think that they attracts good spirits.

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I have wind chime and so does my grandma we think that they attracts good spirits.

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a small bell will make a high pitch noise and a bigger bell will make a lower pitch

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a small bell will make a high pitch noise and a bigger bell will make a lower pitch

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I think that the harder you hit the object is what effect makes the tone better

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I think that the harder you hit the object is what effect makes the tone better