Brownian motion. Animation showing the cause of Brownian motion, the random motion of visible particles (white spheres) in a gas or liquid. This random motion is caused by the particles colliding with the molecules or atoms (blue) in the surrounding gas or liquid. These molecules or atoms (shown here) are not visible to the human eye. This is represented by the blue spheres fading out midway through the animation.
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WebID:
C01786315
Clip Type:
RM
Super High Res Size:
1920X1080
Duration:
00:00:24.000
Format:
QuickTime
Bit Rate:
25 fps
Available:
download
Comp:
200X112 (0.00 M)
Model Release:
NO
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No