How do we know that matter is really made of atoms? Because they are not visible, the question stood wide open from antiquity to recent times. In fact, at the meeting of natural scientists in Munich in 1899, Boltzmann stated.

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The Brownian Motion and Its Legacy

  • Carlos Mejía-Monasterio,
  • Lamberto Rondoni

摘要

How do we know that matter is really made of atoms? Because they are not visible, the question stood wide open from antiquity to recent times. In fact, at the meeting of natural scientists in Munich in 1899, Boltzmann stated.