Why are bells made up of metals instead of wood?
Bells made up of metals instead of wood
(i) Metals are sonorous. Metals make a sound when they are hit by some solid material.
(ii) Metal vibrate at a frequency and amplitude that can be heard without an excessive amount of applied energy.
(iii) Metals have high Q resonance. They sustain oscillations for a suitable period.
(iv) Metal is strong enough to be repeatedly played without damage.
(v) Though one can use wood but it will make a sound that can only be heard only for a few metres and hence is not used.
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