When a sound beam is incident on an acoustic interface at some angle other than normal incidence, which of the following occurs?

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• When a longitudinal wave sound beam passes through an acoustic interface at some angle other than zero degrees:
• When a longitudinal wave sound beam passes through an acoustic interface at some angle other than zero degrees:
• The angle of a refracted shear wave generated as a sound wave passes at an angle through an acoustic interface is dependant on:
• The angle of a refracted shear wave generated as a sound wave passes at an angle through an acoustic interface is depentant on:
• When a longitudinal wave is incident upon an inclined interface and is refracted at ninety degrees, the angle of the incident longitudinal wave is called:
• When an ultrasonic beam passes through the interface between two dissimilar materials at an angle, a new angle of sound travel is formed in the second material due to:
• When a longitudinal wave is incident upon an inclined interface between zero degrees and the first critical angle:
• The longitudinal wave incident angle at which the refracted shear wave angle equals ninety degrees is called:
• The first critical angle is defined as the longitudinal wave incident angle which results in:
• The second critical angle is defined as the longitudinal wave incident angle which results in: