File:Standing waves on water, propagated with low frequency vibration.jpg
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English: Standing waves on water, propagated with low frequency vibration (100 Hz). Water stained with fluorescein in Petri dish. Illumination: UV lamp (360 nm).
Українська: Стоячі хвилі на поверхні води, спричинені низькочастотною вібрацією (100 Гц). Вода в чашці Петрі забарвлена флуоресцеїном. Освітлення: УФ лампа (360 нм). English: Standing waves on water, propagated with low frequency vibration (100 Hz). Water stained with fluorescein in Petri dish. Illumination: UV lamp (360 nm). |
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