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This simple demonstration of Einstein's explanation for Brownian motion shows little particles batting about a more massive one, and what it would look like if you could see only the massive one through a microscope. Einstein showed that the overall visible motion, averaged over many observations, exactly matches what you would expect if the little particles were atoms or molecules.
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