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I am doing a science project on the effect of air temperature on pitch/sound wave frequency, and i would like some background information on how the molecules in the air can affect frequency so that i can make a proper hypothesis. The textbook i've looked at mention a definite change in the speed of sound waves with increased temperature and increased collision of molecules, but is the frequency in any way dependent on this collision, and if yes, why?
Re: How does air temperature affect the frequency of sound waves?
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