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Experimental components Vacuum plate, electric bell, vacuum tube (need to bring your own vacuum pump or air pump) Experimental process (1) As shown in the figure, place the bell inside the glass cover and listen to the loudness of the bell. (2) Gradually pump out the air inside using a vacuum pump or manual air pump and listen to the change in the bell sound. (3) Gradually let air enter the glass cover and listen to the change in the bell sound. Experimental phenomena The phenomenon of experiment (2) is: the bell sound gradually becomes smaller and almost disappears. The phenomenon of experiment (3) is: the bell sound gradually recovers. Experimental conclusion Vacuum cannot transmit sound (or sound transmission requires a medium) Additional analysis The air inside the vacuum cover cannot be completely pumped out, and the experimental process can only approach the ideal vacuum state. By pumping out the air inside the vacuum cover, we can hear that the bell sound becomes smaller and smaller to infer that there is no sound in a vacuum state. This research method is called gradual approximation method.

Physics Lab Kits - experiment to validate that sound cannot travel through a vacuum

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Experimental components

Vacuum plate, electric bell, vacuum tube (need to bring your own vacuum pump or air pump)

Experimental process (1) As shown in the figure, place the bell inside the glass cover and listen to the loudness of the bell. 
(2) Gradually pump out the air inside using a vacuum pump or manual air pump and listen to the change in the bell sound. 
(3) Gradually let air enter the glass cover and listen to the change in the bell sound.
Experimental phenomena The phenomenon of experiment (2) is: the bell sound gradually becomes smaller and almost disappears. The phenomenon of experiment (3) is: the bell sound gradually recovers.
Experimental conclusion Vacuum cannot transmit sound (or sound transmission requires a medium)
Additional analysis The air inside the vacuum cover cannot be completely pumped out, and the experimental process can only approach the ideal vacuum state. By pumping out the air inside the vacuum cover, we can hear that the bell sound becomes smaller and smaller to infer that there is no sound in a vacuum state. This research method is called gradual approximation method.
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Physics Lab Kits - experiment to validate that sound cannot travel through a vacuum

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