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Recognised as Musical note

A#3

  • A#3
  • 233.08 Hz
  • MIDI 58

A#3 (enharmonically Bb3) is MIDI note 58, sounding at 233.082 Hz in equal temperament with A4 = 440 Hz. Its wavelength in air is 1.4716 m, and it sits in octave 3.

Pitch

Scientific pitch notationA#3
Enharmonic equivalentBb3the same pitch in equal temperament, spelled differently
MIDI note number58
Frequency233.0819 Hzequal temperament, A4 = 440 Hz, a convention rather than a constant
Pitch classA# (10)
Octave3

As a sound wave

Wavelength in air1.4716 mat 343 m/s, dry air at 20 °C
Period4.2903 ms
Frequency one octave up466.164 Hzdoubling the frequency
Frequency one octave down116.541 Hz
AudibleYeshuman hearing runs roughly 20 Hz to 20 kHz and narrows with age

Intervals from here

Octave belowA#2 · 116.54 Hz
Perfect fifth belowD#3 · 155.56 Hz
Semitone belowA3 · 220 Hz
Semitone aboveB3 · 246.94 Hz
Major third aboveD4 · 293.66 Hz
Perfect fifth aboveF4 · 349.23 Hz
Octave aboveA#4 · 466.16 Hz

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Also reads as

NOTeAsHArP3 (chemical formula)

  • Formula
  • 366.408 g/mol
  • 9 atoms

NOTeAsHArP3 has a molar mass of 366.408 g/mol, made up of 9 atoms across 7 elements: 1 × N, 1 × O, 1 × Te, 1 × As, 1 × H, 1 × Ar, 3 × P.

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Molar mass

Molar mass366.408 g/mol
Total atoms per molecule9
Distinct elements7
Mass of one molecule6.084348 × 10^-22 g
Molecules per gram1.6435615 × 10^21

Name

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Composition by mass

N3.8%
O4.4%
Te34.8%
As20.4%
H0.3%
Ar10.9%
P25.4%

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