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August 26th 07
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who are doin bubbles in that water?
how is possible to make light by sound waves in
a bubble in a liquid what is the amplitude of the sound, frequency and the consistency of the liquid, is it water? pressure, density, and the bubble who are doin bubbles in that water? 
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August 27th 07
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who are doin bubbles in that water?
Obviously! However, you do have a just to pay an adequate attention to what would follows : helium + helium --- beryllium beryllium + helium --- carbon carbon + helium --- oxygen Therefore, as along that matter, especially along a carbon and an oxygen matter, an electromagnetic strength, is along the corner all along, a definitely as a matter a fact. -- Ahmed Ouahi, Architect Best Regards! "gigawatt" wrote in message oups.com... how is possible to make light by sound waves in a bubble in a liquid what is the amplitude of the sound, frequency and the consistency of the liquid, is it water? pressure, density, and the bubble who are doin bubbles in that water?
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August 27th 07
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who are doin bubbles in that water?
On Aug 26, 4:42 pm, gigawatt wrote:
how is possible to make light by sound waves in a bubble in a liquid Light is relatively easy to produce. Try, for example, to unroll common siliconized tape in complete darkness. You will see light emission at the place where the glue is breaking (triboluminescence). Any means that can create excitation of atoms or molecules is good for light emission. One more example, related to your question is the heating of substances. That, can bring them too in excitation states followed by emission of radiation which could be in the visible spectrum. Ultrasound can help in creating bubbles or in stimulating the oscillation of the pre-existing ones which at a certain point will collapse. This process is with heat creation. ( See Wikipedia: cavitation ) what is the amplitude of the sound, frequency and the consistency of the liquid, is it water? pressure, density, and the bubble who are doin bubbles in that water? Regards, LL
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August 27th 07
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Sonoluminescence was who are doin bubbles in that water?
On Aug 26, 4:42 pm, gigawatt wrote:
how is possible to make light by sound waves in a bubble in a liquid what is the amplitude of the sound, frequency and the consistency of the liquid, is it water? pressure, density, and the bubble who are doin bubbles in that water? Are you talking about sonoluminescence? - Randy
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