How Does Sound Travel From One Medium To Another?

You may recall from your high school science classes that of the three states of matter, i.e., solid, liquid and gas, sound waves travel the fastest through solids. The second best is liquid, meaning that sound travels the slowest through gases. What this means is that if you want sound to travel from one place to another, you should try to make it pass through a solid.

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