The Vibrations of Quartz Plates

Colwell, R. C.

doi:10.1109/jrproc.1932.227662

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“…Sometimes, however, the emphasis is shifted, and the elastic constants are used in order to interpret the observed frequencies. Early theoretical and experimental contributions to the subject included those of Lissutin (71), Wright and Stuart (122), Giebe and Scheibe (38), Colwell (25), Straubel (111),Petrzilka (90), and Osterberg and Cookson (88). This interest was stimulated partly by the use of quartz and to a lesser extent tourmaline, for the production of frequency control crystals.…”

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The Elastic Constants of Anisotropic Materials

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“…Another unfavorable factor may be that the crystals are shattered into small pieces by sound, and audible sound can break crystal into pieces via harmonic vibration . Very loud voices can also shatter materials due to the transmitted vibration energy.…”

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Effect of Audible Sound on Protein Crystallization

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Wang

Schubert³

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Crystal Growth & Design

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The successful crystallization of proteins is important because their molecular three-dimensional structures can be obtained through X-ray diffraction when in their crystalline form. Investigation of the crystallization process is beneficial for this purpose. We have reported that protein crystallization is sensitive to audible sound, which is commonly present but is often ignored. Here we investigate the effect of audible sound parameters, especially frequency, on a protein crystallization. We show a significant facilitation of protein crystallization using 5000 Hz audible sound, possible mechanism was also tried to be clarified. Suitably controlled audible sound can be beneficial for promoting protein crystallization. Therefore, audible sound can be used as a simple tool to promote protein crystallization. In addition, the processing of other types of materials may also be affected by audible sound.

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The Vibrations of Quartz Plates

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The Elastic Constants of Anisotropic Materials

The Elastic Constants of Anisotropic Materials

Effect of Audible Sound on Protein Crystallization

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