William Henry Bragg Quotes

Sound Is A Movement Which Is Handed On From Atom To Atom In A Gas Through Which The Sound Is Passing, Just As A Chain Of Workers Pass Buckets Of Water To A Fire. The Quicker The Workers Move Their Hands And Arms, The Quicker The Water Moves.

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