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Random air density fluctuations, not single molecules, make the sky blue.

Random air density fluctuations, not single molecules, make the sky blue.

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Random air density fluctuations, not single molecules, make the sky blue.

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  • Air reed frequency rises with airflow velocity and falls with cut-up length (similarity 0.79)
  • The random-incidence absorption coefficient is not a percentage and exceeds 1.0 (similarity 0.78)

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  • Air absorption can be modeled as equivalent surface absorption scaled by room volume
  • Air reed frequency rises with airflow velocity and falls with cut-up length
  • The random-incidence absorption coefficient is not a percentage and exceeds 1.0