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Effect of Dissolved Air on the Speed of Sound in Water
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1956
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Acoustic MethodsOcean AcousticsEngineeringDissolved AirUltrasonicsPhysical AcousticFluid MechanicsNegligible EffectNoiseHydromechanicsAcoustic PropagationSing-around Ultrasonic VelocimeterUnderwater AcousticSound PropagationOcean AcousticAcoustic AnalysisAcoustic Cavitation
A sing-around ultrasonic velocimeter was used to show that dissolved air has a negligible effect (less than 10 ppm) on the speed of sound in water at 31.8°C and 0°C.