Kundt's tube

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Kundt's tube is an experimental setup of August Kundt for the measurement of the speed of sound in both a gas and a solid rod.

The setup is a transparent pipe which contains a powder such as talc. In one end of the tube is a piston which can be used to tune the tube to resonance.

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