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4 years ago

What are non examples of a medium?

Physics

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Nataliya [291]4 years ago

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Vacuum is an example of a non medium.

Non Medium is anything through which physical forces can not be transmitted.

The only electromagnetic wave that can not travel through a non medium is sound. It can only travel through a medium. Light does not needs a medium to travel through.

So basically mediums can be, solid, liquid and gas and many more substances and the most common example of a non medium thing is vacuum.

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