Resonance apparatus complete, Nairobi Industrial Area

A resonance apparatus is designed to demonstrate the phenomenon of resonance, typically involving sound waves or vibrations. It consists of a hollow tube, often partially submerged in water, and a sound source, such as a tuning fork. When the sound waves produced by the tuning fork resonate with the air column inside the tube, they amplify, creating a louder sound at specific frequencies. The apparatus helps measure the wavelength of sound and calculate the speed of sound in air by adjusting the water level to find resonance points.