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speed of sound
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The speed at which sound travels in a given medium under specified conditions. The speed of sound at sea level in the International Standard Atmosphere is 1108 ft/second, 658 knots, 1215 km/hour. See also hypersonic; sonic; subsonic; supersonic; transonic.


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Other thermodynamic properties, including heat capacity, enthalpy and sound speed were obtained using separate equations.
By measuring this time [tau] and by knowing the sound speed V in the polymer, the gap between the UT and the screw, D, may be obtained.
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