Chemistry, 31.07.2021 18:10 jalenrussell321

What is sound energy? A. A wave transmitted by the vibration of particles bumping into each other.
B. Energy stored in the chemical bonds between atoms.
C. A wave of photons carry the energy.
D. Transfer of energy from waves to particles.

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