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Zeng, Jiazhong, Shao, Mingzhen, Zeng, Xiaoqi |
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Physics Teacher; Oct2024, Vol. 62 Issue 7, p579-582, 4p |
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This document explores the concept of Brownian motion and its applications in various fields. It discusses the historical significance of Brownian motion in understanding the atomic nature of matter and highlights the work of German oceanographer Hasselmann, who used Brownian motion as inspiration for his Nobel Prize-winning climate evolution modeling. The document also discusses the use of Brownian motion in pedagogy, particularly in understanding sources of error in the oil drop experiment. It presents a study that focuses on measuring the diffusion coefficient using a Millikan oil drop apparatus, describing the experimental setup, method, and data analysis techniques. The document concludes by stating that this study can be beneficial for high school and first-year undergraduate students in improving their comprehensive skills. [Extracted from the article] |
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Complementary Index |
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