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Across
  1. 2. Electricity into sound
  2. 6. mass per volume
  3. 7. number of cycles of compression and rarefaction per second
  4. 10. Physical distance from one peak compression to the next
  5. 11. The principle of converting energy by applying pressure to a chrystal
  6. 12. The strength, volume or size
  7. 14. Sound into electricity
  8. 15. Free from echo
  9. 16. Refers to the ability to bounce an echo
  10. 17. A wave that propagates by compression and rarefaction (in same direction as wave propagation direction)
Down
  1. 1. A wave wherein particle motion propagates perpendicular to wave propagation direction
  2. 2. concentration of force (force per area), increases in compression, decreases in rarefaction
  3. 3. Reflect more sound waves producing a brighter appearance (more echogenic)
  4. 4. A wave that requires a medium to propagate
  5. 5. Reflect fewer sound waves and appear darker than surroundings (less echogenic)
  6. 8. Time in which it takes to complete a full cycle
  7. 9. The rate at which the wave propagates through the medium (Vector Quantity)
  8. 13. A wave that will propagate in a medium or vacuum