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Deven
21 March, 07:28
Sound usually travels most rapidly in
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21 March, 11:21
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Sounds travels most rapidly in solid objects, especially those that are dense. These objects have closely packed atoms, and energy that is traveling in vibrations (the sound) can easily pass between the touching atoms.
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