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Cornell University researchers have finally figured out exactly how human hand claps create their distinctive sound — and it's far more sophisticated might think.

Clapping creates sound through air pressure, not just hand impact. Shape, speed, and skin softness change the sound.

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Contrary to what many believe, the noise of a clap is largely not the sound of two hands smashing into each another, the ...

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The key to generating sound from clapping is a cavity of air that is compressed and pushed out of a small space. Scientists ...

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Scientists have finally unravelled the complex process that generates sound during handclaps, a discovery that shows how even simple acts can be rich with physics. The research, published in the ...

Abstract: High-overtone, bulk acoustic resonators (HBAR) have been designed that exhibit 9-dB insertion loss and loaded Q values of 80000 at 640 MHz with out-of-phase resonances occurring every 2.5 ...