Temperature, Frequency and Young’s Modulus of a Wineglass

A crystal soda-lime wineglass, heated to temperatures ranging from 25 °C to 150 °C, was tapped and the frequency recorded. It was shown that the relative change in the frequency at different temperatures can be used to determine the effect of temperature on Young’s Modulus of the glass. This simple...

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Main Authors:	Amitta Miller, Rachel Seng
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	StudentScientists.org 2015-01-01
Series:	International Scholastic Journal of Science
Subjects:	wineglass temperature frequency Young’s modulus
Online Access:	http://www.isjos.org/index.php?paper=Temperature%2C+Frequency+and+Young%27s+Modulus+of+a+Wineglass

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spelling	doaj-2fae988372de42a1a1c40c8cfa85f6622020-11-24T23:40:51ZengStudentScientists.orgInternational Scholastic Journal of Science2408-18842015-01-01911Temperature, Frequency and Young’s Modulus of a WineglassAmitta Miller0Rachel Seng1International School BangkokInternational School BangkokA crystal soda-lime wineglass, heated to temperatures ranging from 25 °C to 150 °C, was tapped and the frequency recorded. It was shown that the relative change in the frequency at different temperatures can be used to determine the effect of temperature on Young’s Modulus of the glass. This simple method of tapping a wineglass is proposed as an effective way of determining the relative effect of temperature on Young’ Modulus of glass.http://www.isjos.org/index.php?paper=Temperature%2C+Frequency+and+Young%27s+Modulus+of+a+WineglasswineglasstemperaturefrequencyYoung’s modulus
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title	Temperature, Frequency and Young’s Modulus of a Wineglass
title_short	Temperature, Frequency and Young’s Modulus of a Wineglass
title_full	Temperature, Frequency and Young’s Modulus of a Wineglass
title_fullStr	Temperature, Frequency and Young’s Modulus of a Wineglass
title_full_unstemmed	Temperature, Frequency and Young’s Modulus of a Wineglass
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series	International Scholastic Journal of Science
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publishDate	2015-01-01
description	A crystal soda-lime wineglass, heated to temperatures ranging from 25 °C to 150 °C, was tapped and the frequency recorded. It was shown that the relative change in the frequency at different temperatures can be used to determine the effect of temperature on Young’s Modulus of the glass. This simple method of tapping a wineglass is proposed as an effective way of determining the relative effect of temperature on Young’ Modulus of glass.
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Temperature, Frequency and Young’s Modulus of a Wineglass

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