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I don't have a suggestion for you, but I just have to say this is the sort of message that just makes me smile. how many of your friends have to deal with this sort of puzzle at their jobs? I count us lucky.
good luck in your quest for noisy non-latex flexible tubing!
AD
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Alissa Daniels, Science Program Manager
Boston Children's Museum
617 426 6500 .342
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not "Eureka!" (I found it!) but "That's funny..." " --Isaac Asimov
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From: Informal Science Education Network [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Janet Groenert
Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2013 4:46 PM
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Subject: sound string
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All,
We are modifying our Sound Assembly. One demo connecting vibration and sound uses a 6' piece of latex tubing. The presenter holds one end under their foot and stretches it. When plucked the latex made a satisfying sound loud enough sound for the 150 kids to hear.
Now many schools don't allow latex in their buildings . We need to replace the latex with another material that will give a satisfying sound.
We have some purple tubing from a medical supply that does not make enough sound. No one remembers what it is .
Does anyone have suggestions on what kind of tubing would provide a sound louder than a deep thrum?
It has to roll up and stuff in a tub for transport.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Janet Groenert
Learning Experience Development
Life Long Learning
Science Museum of Minnesota
phone; 651-221-4536
fax:651-221-4528
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www.smm.org/classes
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