What is the Major problem with trying to observe during Brownian Motion?
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Brownian motion:
Brownian motion is the zig-zag movement of colloidal particles in the dispersion medium.
Brownian motion is independent of the nature of colloidal particles.
The smaller the size of the particle and the solution is less viscous, the faster will be the Brownian motion.
An example of Brownian motion is the diffusion in the air or Calcium diffuses into bones.
Problems in Brownian motion:
The major problem that is observed during the Brownian movement is that due to an increase in particle size, the chances of unequal bombardment decrease.