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Recognised as Musical note

F#2

  • F#2
  • 92.5 Hz
  • MIDI 42

F#2 (enharmonically Gb2) is MIDI note 42, sounding at 92.499 Hz in equal temperament with A4 = 440 Hz. Its wavelength in air is 3.7082 m, and it sits in octave 2.

Pitch

Scientific pitch notationF#2
Enharmonic equivalentGb2the same pitch in equal temperament, spelled differently
MIDI note number42
Frequency92.4986 Hzequal temperament, A4 = 440 Hz, a convention rather than a constant
Pitch classF# (6)
Octave2

As a sound wave

Wavelength in air3.7082 mat 343 m/s, dry air at 20 °C
Period10.811 ms
Frequency one octave up184.997 Hzdoubling the frequency
Frequency one octave down46.249 Hz
AudibleYeshuman hearing runs roughly 20 Hz to 20 kHz and narrows with age

Intervals from here

Octave belowF#1 · 46.25 Hz
Perfect fifth belowB1 · 61.74 Hz
Semitone belowF2 · 87.31 Hz
Semitone aboveG2 · 98 Hz
Major third aboveA#2 · 116.54 Hz
Perfect fifth aboveC#3 · 138.59 Hz
Octave aboveF#3 · 185 Hz

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Also reads as

NOTeFSHArP2 (chemical formula)

  • Formula
  • 311.57 g/mol
  • 9 atoms

NOTeFSHArP2 has a molar mass of 311.57 g/mol, made up of 9 atoms across 8 elements: 1 × N, 1 × O, 1 × Te, 1 × F, 1 × S, 1 × H, 1 × Ar, 2 × P.

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Molar mass

Molar mass311.57 g/mol
Total atoms per molecule9
Distinct elements8
Mass of one molecule5.1737416 × 10^-22 g
Molecules per gram1.9328372 × 10^21

Name

NameNot in the name tablea name cannot be worked out from a formula alone: isomers share formulas, and naming depends on bonding the formula does not show

Composition by mass

N4.5%
O5.1%
Te41%
F6.1%
S10.3%
H0.3%
Ar12.8%
P19.9%

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