Monday, 21 September 2020

newtonian mechanics - Do vibrations increase an object's mass or weight?


does a vibrating object recieve an increase of mass or weight? and if it does, at what frequency or intensity does it need to vibrate at, and what is the rate of increase? is there a formula for it? and also, is it possible to change an onject's state with vibrations alone? like from gas to solid, or liquid to gas. i know something similar can be done with both heat and vibrations which create plasma. but can it be done with vibrations alone?





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