Bell jar experiment showing sound can travel in vacuum.
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In the bell jar experiment, the bell jar is connected
to a vacuum pump, as shown in the figure. If
we press the switch you will be able to hear
the bell. When
the air in the jar is pumped out gradually,
the sound becomes fainter, although the
same current is passing through the bell.
After some time when less air is left inside
the bell jar, we will hear a very feeble sound.
If the air is removed
completely we will not be able to hear any sound. The bel jar experiment shows sound cannot travel in a vacuum.
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