Abstract
We describe a novel demonstration experiment for the visualization
and measurement of standing sound waves in a tube. The tube is filled
with equally spaced soap films whose thickness varies in response
to the amplitude of the sound wave. The thickness variations are
made visible based on optical interference. The distance between
two antinodes is easily measured using a ruler and the determined
wavelengths of the modes of the standing wave are in excellent agreement
with the theory.
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