Why will a sound wave travel through a solid more quickly than through a gas?
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The particles in a gas are close together, which means the vibrations of the sound wave transmit more slowly.
The particles in a gas are spaced farther apart, which means the vibrations of the sound wave transmit more quickly.
The particles in a solid are spaced farther apart, which means the vibrations of the sound wave transmit more quickly.
The particles in a solid are closer together, which means the vibrations of the sound wave transmit more quickly.