Sound and Optics Test Flashcards

1
Q

What are musical notes

A

Rhythmic smooth change in sound waves

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2
Q

What is general noise

A

Sound waves that vary in frequency without any pattern

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3
Q

What is the range of sound your ears can detect

A

20-20000 Hz

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4
Q

Sound waves travel through different substances…

A

at different speeds

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5
Q

What happens when sound waves travel between two substances

A

The frequency does not change, but the speed of the wave may

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6
Q

Where does the human ear hear best at

A

3000Hz

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7
Q

What is echo sounding

A

pulses of high-frequency sound waves to help ships measure water depth

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8
Q

How to work out depth (distance) in echo sounding

A

1/2 x speed x time

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9
Q

What are sound waves over 20000Hz called?

A

Ultrasound

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10
Q

What is an ultrasound scanner made up of

A

A transducer, control system and display screen

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11
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What does the transducer do?

A

Produces and detects sets of ultrasound waves

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12
Q

How do the ultrasound pulses work?

A

Reflected from the different tissue boundaries in its path

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13
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Differences between X-rays

A

Can be used to scan softer areas, while x-rays usually scan harder parts. Non-ionising

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14
Q

What can ultrasound be used for?

A

Scanning of humans, industrial imaging
Scanning of the eye

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15
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line perpendicular to the mirror

A

normal line

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16
Q

angle between the incident ray and the normal

A

angle of incidence

17
Q

angle between the reflected ray and the normal

A

angle of reflection

18
Q

angle of incidence in a plane mirror=

A

angle of reflection

19
Q

plane mirror is

A

virtual
upright
inverted

20
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what is reflection on a smooth surface aka

21
Q

what is reflection on a rough surface aka

A

diffuse reflection

22
Q

when light enters a more dense medium, it is refracted…

A

towards the normal (angle of reflection is smaller)

23
Q

when light enters a less dense medium, it is refracted…

A

away from the normal (angle of a reflection is larger)

24
Q

the wavelength of colour increases from

A

Purple to red

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how does the colour of a surface change
you can change it by changing the colours of the pigments inside
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Translucent objects...
let light pass through but scatters or refracts the light
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transparent objects...
let all light that enters it pass through and doesn't scatter or refract the light
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converging lenses make...
parallel rays converge to a focus point, known as the principal focus
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diverging lesnses make...
parallel rays diverge; the principal focus is on the 'left' side of the lens
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the distance from the centre of the lens to the principal focus is called the
focal length
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convex lenses form real images when
the object is further away than the principal focus to the lens
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convex lenses form virtual images when
the object is closer to the lens than the principal focus
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magnification
image height/object height
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cameras contain
converging lenses used to form real objects
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