The generation of sound when water drops fall on a liquid surface

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The discussion focuses on the generation of sound when water drops fall on a liquid surface, with participants seeking articles for further study. A suggested article explores how individual drops can replicate the sound of rain. Another resource delves into the physics behind the sound produced by these drops. Additionally, a study on drop collisions with small targets is recommended for a deeper understanding. These resources collectively enhance knowledge of the acoustic phenomena associated with falling water drops.
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It will be very helpful if someone suggest any articles or reading materials on this topic for detailed study.
 
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