Explain the mechanism by which heat energy can affect the phenomenon of resonance in sound waves propagating in air. (Hint: Think about what air is made of – atoms and molecules. Think about where energy can go in air that is different from the kinetic energy that atoms and molecules possess.)

Explain the mechanism by which heat energy can affect the phenomenon of resonance in sound waves propagating in air. (Hint: Think about what air is made of – atoms and molecules. Think about where energy can go in air that is different from the kinetic energy that atoms and molecules possess.)

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Explain the mechanism by which heat energy can affect the phenomenon of resonance in sound waves propagating in air. (Hint: Think about what air is made of – atoms and molecules. Think about where energy can go in air that is different from the kinetic energy that atoms and molecules possess.)

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