Brownian Motion Under the Microscope

Microscopic footage of Brownian motion.
Camera - Nikon D3300
Microscope- Leica ATC 2000
Microscope magnification of each shot is shown in the bottom right hand corner.
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References:
1. Robert Brown F.R.S. Hon. M.R.S.E. & R.I. Acad. V.P.L.S. (1828) XXVII.
A brief account of microscopical observations made in the months of June, July and August
1827, on the particles contained in the pollen of plants; and on the general existence of active
molecules in organic and inorganic bodies , Philosophical Magazine Series 2, 4:21, 161-173, DOI:
10.1080/1478644280867476
2. Einstein, Albert (1905). "Über die von der molekularkinetischen Theorie der Wärme geforderte Bewegung von in ruhenden Flüssigkeiten suspendierten Teilchen" [On the Movement of Small Particles Suspended in Stationary Liquids Required by the Molecular-Kinetic Theory of Heat] (PDF). Annalen der Physik (in German). 322 (8): 549-560. Bibcode:1905AnP...322..549E. doi:10.1002/andp.19053220806

[@RandomU5erName]

They’re just nervous

[@whytho2109]

I'm experiencing Brownian motion on stage

[@waterninten]

Love learning cool facts while listening to your awesome music

[@mhl653]

"Nothing in this clip is alive. However, we can see movement." Me: OMG THE UNDEAD!!

[@valenesco45]

Tarnished!

[@sci-inspi]

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[@Overqualification]

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[@joeyglasser2574]

I've been waiting for your next vid for so long! As always, awesome music

[@Mairasa89]

Love it as always ❤

[@doxielain2231]

“The world is dynamic mess of jiggling things if you look at it right.” Richard Feynman

[@3dplanet100]

Wow, that's cool! I didn't know about the Brownian Motion. It makes perfect sense to me now, why a dye in a water, colors the whole water!

[@Shellnanigans]

these videos are so relaxing

[@valenesco45]

Love your music a lot❤

[@Scp716creativecommons]

Completely agree, it's as though Mesmer hisself picked up some strings to pluck. Saving this in my guitar folder, as well as the one for microscopy.

[@Overqualification]

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[@SunlightHugger]

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[@path3359]

Really interesting

[@RJFerret]

Great examples, ty!

[@thetayz72]

Idea: Fresh vs lightly used vs heavily used motor oil under a microscope?

[@ocarina0001]

I feel like all of your music would fit *perfectly* as background music in RimWorld.

[@lukasandrysik3666]

Could this be used to harvest energy? Like with some small ratcheting MEMS device that would turn the random motion into linear motion to wind up a spring or whatever...

[@sci-inspi]

Yes, but you could only get a tiny bit of energy.

[@luc7794]

That’s sort of what heat engines do, turning the random movement of particles (thermal energy) into useful work. Any energy-harvesting process would be subject to the same thermodynamic constraints.

[@SteveSilverActor]

Beautiful channel. Thank you for this gift. As a gardener and compost manager, I'd love to see what microbes exist in compost. Perhaps take a bit of compost, mix it with distilled water, and see what a drop of the liquid looks like on the slide?

[@jessevanderhamm]

Really cool music! Who is the artist?

[@sci-inspi]

Thanks, I made it.

[@jessevanderhamm]

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[@jessevanderhamm]

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[@sci-inspi]

@@jessevanderhamm Thank you for the kind compliments! I am glad you enjoyed it. My stuff is on KZbin, Spotify, Apple music and pretty much everywhere else. Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/2D9Q2aAhQb6dh3aLmZaHWa Apple Music: music.apple.com/us/artist/sci-inspi/1444783681

[@robertrosicki9290]

I've found your videos about water very interesting and informative . If you could explain and demonstrate the difference between water disinfection using chemical treatment with let's say sodium hypochlorite and water sterilization by boiling it would be interesting and informative.

[@sci-inspi]

I was thinking about making a review video that show the pros and cons of different water treatments.

[@robertrosicki9290]

@@sci-inspi Transforming water from it's raw source to finished product as drinking water is a complex and little known process . I'm sure you'd produce some enlightening videos .

[@user-ct1zr7ko2n]

@@sci-inspi i have seen that low voltage and amp with copper can kill bacteria of a tank.. Can you make a possible experiment on that is it true or not ?

[@nyqa]

Cool video as always 🙂 but what is causing the atoms and molecules in this liquid to have this random motion? What causes atoms and molecules to always move around and bumb into each other? Why does particles in liquid or gas have this random motion in the first place? 😶

[@lih3391]

Heat

[@valenesco45]

In physics heat equals chaos and movement, while cold means static and order

[@J5X7]

Summer

[@sci-inspi]

That is because particles have energy from the ambient temperature. Every particle above absolute zero (coldest possible temperature) has kinetic energy, which is the energy in motion. Adding more energy (heat) causes these particles to move faster. Particles in a solid vibrate, while those in a liquid or gas move around and exhibit Brownian motion.

[@rafaelcalderabebber1198]

To the best of my knowledge, molecules have vibrational properties (that can change even for two of the same one) in it, that vibration come from the way that atoms themselves interact to create a molecule, the higher the energy of a system the more they vibrate. So when you put a lot of molecules together, they start to bump on each other and create movement.

[@Markie12]

i just like the guitar music

[@lazylonewolf]

It's kinda insane that there's "wind" even with that small a scale

[@rodbelding9523]

Can you put your hand under a microscope to show before and after washing your hands. I'm curious the effectiveness of hand washing.

[@user-ct1zr7ko2n]

i have seen that low voltage and amp with copper can kill bacteria of a tank.. Can you make a possible experiment on that is it true or not ?

[@donnythedealer1472]

Could you do geode water under the microscope?

[@fakenamerton2568]

Perhaps minor forces exerted by the microscope platings.

[@damienlight4296]

Hi Sci inpsi I live and work in Fiji and putting video together about water for wild life conservation fiji and part of there program is helping villages here in the islands with good clean water and am trying to source footage of typhoid and leptospirosis bactrium have you any you cod help out with.cheers from the islands great videos.

[@sci-inspi]

Hello, unfortunately I don’t have any footage of those bacteria. Good luck in finding some.

[@BDF30]

great video!

[@James-oo1yq]

Energy source? If you put this jar in the dark, when would movement stop?

[@sci-inspi]

Any particle that is a liquid or gas has enough kinetic energy to move around. A solid would only vibrate.

[@lih3391]

Heat is kinetic energy, unless it's absolute zero, the molecules and atoms are moving.

[@ehsper392]

The movement is from ambient heat! You could extract energy from it by putting something colder (like water) next to it but then the molecules in that jar would vibrate slower and slower.

[@stephytoosaucy]

Yur😂

[@stegotyranno4206]

0:22 how ancient are said diatoms?

[@sci-inspi]

Thousands to millions of years old. Depends on the deposit it was mined from.

[@stegotyranno4206]

@@sci-inspi these seem like verh durable fossils. Do you remember which deposit it was from?

[@sci-inspi]

I ordered some online, I don't know where they came from.

[@stegotyranno4206]

@@sci-inspi Speaking of fossils, how does inspection of a fossil sample of some larger animal sound for a video

[@sci-inspi]

I have to look into it

[@InNawa]

indian street food under microscope

[@jimmy67]

if there is any you should scrape off whats on a dirty tooth and put it under the microscope

[@user-ct1zr7ko2n]

i have seen that low voltage and amp with copper can kill bacteria of a tank.. Can you make a possible experiment on that is it true or not ?

[@user-ct1zr7ko2n]

i have seen that low voltage and amp with copper can kill bacteria of a tank.. Can you make a possible experiment on that is it true or not ?