1) What are ultrasonic waves?
Ans: Ultrasonic waves are sound waves, whose frequencies are greater than 20KHz. Their wavelength is less than 1.65cm. They exhibit all the properties of sound waves and some additional properties.
2) What are the properties of ultrasonic waves?
Ans:
i)Ultrasonic waves are longitudinal waves of high frequency(greater than 20KHz). Owing to their short wave length they can travel long distances as a sharp beam.
ii) They undergo reflection and refraction.
iii) They produce heating effect, mechanical effect & chemical effect.
iv) They produce biological effect. Animals such as frogs and rats are killed when subjected to ultrasonic waves.
3) How are ultrasonic are produced?
Ans: Ultrasonic are produced by
i) Galton's whistle.
ii) Magnetostriction oscillator
iii) Piezo-electric generator
Galton'd whistle is primarily a mechanical device based on the principle of resonance of air column. It can produce ultrasonic waves about 30KHz.
A magnetostriction oscillator is based on the property of magnetostriction exhibited by ferromagnetic materials. It can produce ultrasonic waves of 25KHz.
Piezo-electic oscillator is also an electrical device, which makes use of the piezo-electric property of quartz. It generators ultrasonic waves of high frequencies.
Ans: Ultrasonic waves are sound waves, whose frequencies are greater than 20KHz. Their wavelength is less than 1.65cm. They exhibit all the properties of sound waves and some additional properties.
2) What are the properties of ultrasonic waves?
Ans:
i)Ultrasonic waves are longitudinal waves of high frequency(greater than 20KHz). Owing to their short wave length they can travel long distances as a sharp beam.
ii) They undergo reflection and refraction.
iii) They produce heating effect, mechanical effect & chemical effect.
iv) They produce biological effect. Animals such as frogs and rats are killed when subjected to ultrasonic waves.
3) How are ultrasonic are produced?
Ans: Ultrasonic are produced by
i) Galton's whistle.
ii) Magnetostriction oscillator
iii) Piezo-electric generator
Galton'd whistle is primarily a mechanical device based on the principle of resonance of air column. It can produce ultrasonic waves about 30KHz.
A magnetostriction oscillator is based on the property of magnetostriction exhibited by ferromagnetic materials. It can produce ultrasonic waves of 25KHz.
Piezo-electic oscillator is also an electrical device, which makes use of the piezo-electric property of quartz. It generators ultrasonic waves of high frequencies.
what is the liquid used in ultrasonic interferometer?
ReplyDeleteToluene or nitrobenzene
DeleteYou may take any liquid for which one you want to mesure the velocity of liquid's
DeleteMainly water
DeleteU can take kerosene, oil, water anything u want
DeleteEthyl alcohol or ethanol
DeleteU take any liquid u want like water ,milk,oil ,etc
Deletewater
DeleteAny liquid can be taken for which one want to calculate the velocity of waves in.
ReplyDeleteAny liquid can be taken for which one want to calculate the velocity of waves in.
ReplyDeleteNo ,we can use only those liquid which do not undergo dissociation.eg toulene and bezene
DeleteYes you can take any liquid depending on its refractive index velocith will change ..
Deletekerosine
ReplyDeleteprobably
In most of cases... distilled water used
ReplyDeleteIn most of cases... distilled water used
ReplyDeleteWhy use distilled water??
Deletewater
ReplyDeleteWhat are the applications of ultra sonic interferometer??
ReplyDeleteIt is used to calculate the velocity of the ultrasonic wave
Deletehow are ultrasonic wwaves produced in interferometer?
ReplyDeleteDue to help of piezoelectric generator
DeleteWe can use distilled water and even benzene liquid
ReplyDeleteWhat happens if we change the density of liquid?
ReplyDeleteIf we decrease the density of liquid velocity of sound also decreases
Deletewhy liquid is used?
ReplyDeleteWhy we use DI water?
DeleteAs it doesn't undergo dissociation
DeleteAs it is useful..
ReplyDeleteAnd it's density and compressibility is also suitable in peizoelectric effect..
Explain how the maxims or minima of ammeter in function generator will be adjusted?
ReplyDeleteglycerine
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