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what is brownian movement in chemistry​

Answer 1

Brownian motion is refers to the random motion of the particles in a liquid medium .

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Answer 2

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The erratic motion, visible through a microscope, of small grains suspended in a fluid. The motion results from collisions between the grains and atoms or molecules in the fluid.

Brownian motion was first explained by the twentieth-century physicist Albert Einstein, who considered it direct proof of the existence of atoms.

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