Sometimes the “dance” of dust particles in the air is cited as an example of Brownian motion.
| August 28, 2020 | Education
Sometimes the “dance” of dust particles in the air is cited as an example of Brownian motion. How do you explain that this is a mistake?
Because dust particles dance due to the vortex movement of air, and not as a result of thermal movement.
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