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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Mechanical waves are different than that of Electromagnetic waves in a lot of ways which include that that mechanical waves are formed by one wave connecting with an object but not through air itself which hints to its name of mechanical waves. Theses waves do have a vibration to themselves, they do need a separate object to  continue on with there vibrations. The energy produced by these waves we use or produce better said to make sound ourselves. Mechanical waves cannot travel through nothing or also known as a plain vacuum.</div>]]></description>
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