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Ultrasonic sound is of a frequency that is above our hearing (>20kHz).

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The question asks for applications.

They are numerous but include cleaning (by cavitation in a liquid in which the work-piece is suspended), certain types of welding / soldering, crack detection in welds, encouraging certain chemical or physical reactions...

Medically, ultrasound is used for diagnostic imaging such as of the foetus, and the destruction of "stones".

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