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Sound Pressure in Partial Vacuum
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[QUOTE="Yoni V, post: 5626391, member: 545683"] Is there a good description or formula regarding how the sound pressure from a constant source depends upon ambient pressure? That is, if I were to conduct an experiment where I put a source and a microphone in a container, and then change the pressure in that container with a pump, assuming that the temperature remains relatively constant, how will the microphone react to the change in pressure? Thanks [/QUOTE]
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