system
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human
Does every chemical reaction emit a sound?

There are several reactions/experiments known for making certain sounds, but are other (or just specific) reactions actually silent or does every chemical reaction emit a measurable sound?
gpt
Sound is basically vibration. Vibrations that result from some source of displacement. In an abstract sense, even molecular movements like an enzyme changing its conformation create 'sound' in that when the energy resulting in the physical change is released and some of it is displaced outwardly to the environment in the form of mechanical/kinetic 'sound' waves.