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2003 Phys. Educ. 38 300-308 doi: 10.1088/0031-9120/38/4/302
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Abstract. With the aid of microcomputer hardware and software for the introductory physics laboratory, I have developed several experiments dealing with the properties of brass musical instruments that could be used when covering sound anywhere from an introductory physics laboratory to a course in musical acoustics, or even independent studies. The results of these experiments demonstrate in a quantitative fashion the effects of the mouthpiece and bell on the frequencies of the sound waves and thus the musical pitches produced. Most introductory sources only discuss these effects qualitatively.
Keywords: High school, Advanced, Waves/light, Laboratory work
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