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NRJC: /* Key Stage 3 */

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‎Key Stage 3

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‎About Mechanical Waves

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NRJC: Created page with "==Key Stage 3== ===Meaning=== A '''mechanical wave''' is wave that passes through a material. ===About Mechanical Waves=== : '''Mechanical waves''' Energy Transfer|tran..."

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==Key Stage 3==
===Meaning===
A '''mechanical wave''' is [[wave]] that passes through a material.

===About Mechanical Waves===
: '''Mechanical waves''' [[Energy Transfer|transmit energy]] by the [[oscillation]] of [[particle]]s.
Some '''mechanical waves''' you should know:
*[[Wave Wave]]s
*[[Slinky Waves|Waves on a Slinky Spring]]
*[[Sound Wave]]s

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	*[[Waves on a String]]		*[[Waves on a String]]
	*[[Seismic Wave]]s		*[[Seismic Wave]]s
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 Some '''mechanical waves''' you should know:
 *[[Water Wave]]s
-*[[Slinky Waves|Waves on a Slinky Spring]]
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 *[[Sound|Sound Waves]]
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 Some '''mechanical waves''' you should know:
 *[[Water Wave]]s
-*[[Slinky Waves|Waves on a Slinky Spring]]
+*Waves on a Slinky Spring
 *[[Sound|Sound Waves]]
 *[[Waves on a String]]
 *[[Seismic Wave]]s

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 *[[Water Wave]]s
 *[[Slinky Waves|Waves on a Slinky Spring]]
-*[[Sound Wave]]s
+*[[Sound|Sound Waves]]
 *[[Waves on a String]]
 *[[Seismic Wave]]s

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 *[[Water Wave]]s
 *[[Slinky Waves|Waves on a Slinky Spring]]
-*[[Sound Wave]]s
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 *[[Sound Wave]]s
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 ===Meaning===
 A '''mechanical wave''' is [[wave]] that passes through [[matter]].
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 *[[Sound Wave]]s
 *[[Waves on a String]]

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 ===About Mechanical Waves===
-: '''Mechanical waves''' [[Energy Transfer|transmit energy]] and [[information]] from one place to another without the net transfer of [[mass]]. That means the [[particle]]s don't travel to the destination of the [[wave]] and end up back where they started after the [[wave]] has passed through.
+: '''Mechanical waves''' [[Energy Transfer|transmit energy]] and [[information]] from one place to another without the net transfer of [[mass]]. That means the [[particle]]s don't travel to the destination of the [[wave]]. Instead they end up back where they started after the [[wave]] has passed through.
 Some '''mechanical waves''' you should know:
 *[[Water Wave]]s