Why is Brownian motion only exhibited by small particles?

      

Why is Brownian motion only exhibited by small particles?

  

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Chrispoh
This is because small particles have a high average speed which can easily be observed.
chrispohmomanyi answered the question on October 1, 2017 at 10:07


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