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Originally Posted by Ethan Winer  Probably, but understand that absorption data is only an estimate anyway. |
A clarification. Absorption coefficients are valid for the environment they are tested in. As that environment changes, so do the absorption coefficients.
This is one of areas of acoustics where a seemingly simple question has a very complex answer, if the answer is completely correct.
I am not trying to put words in your mouth Ethan. I am trying to avoid the start of a huge misunderstanding due to a sincere simplification.
Andre