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10nm Silver Nanoparticles Imaged Moving under Brownian Motion

The video clips shows 10nm silver particles moving under Brownian motion as seen by the NanoSight LM20. The technique looks at the rate of Brownian motion and relates the speed of movement to particle size with smaller particles having a more exaggerated Brownian motion.

For more information about the LM20, visit Nanosight.

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