Development of the Particle Model of Matter

  • Period: 2016 BCE to 2016 BCE

    Development of the Particle Model of Matter

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    Development of the Particle Model of Matter

    Robert Brown
    (1773-1858)
    Scottish scientist
    Observed with a microscope that some dead pollen grains suspended in water were constantly moving about randomly in all directions.this is known as Brownian motion.
    Albert Einstein
    (1879-1955)
    German-born American physicist
    Explained that the dead pollen grains were moving because they were being bombarded by the moving water particles.

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