Henrix
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Wulf Ratbane said:
Uhh, no. Generally speaking, the closer you get to a solid, the better it will carry vibration. Vibration doesn't carry through a void, and that includes the space between molecules in the substance.
But enough physics...
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Carrying sound is one thing, making it another. Just try to clap your hands under water. Good, did it work? Not good, huh?
Carrying vibration is one thing, setting it into vibration another. And our vocal chords work a lot through compressing air, which you cannot do with a liquid.