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Nature 446, 494-495 (29 March 2007) | doi:10.1038/446494a; Published online 28 March 2007
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A little movement
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BOOK REVIEWED-Middle World: The Restless Heart of Matter and Life
by Mark Haw
Macmillan Science: 2006. 256 pp. £16.99, $24.95
The fascinating tale of brownian motion has been looking for a story-teller for a long time. The tangled threads knot together, rather than begin, in the nineteenth century with botanist Robert Brown's original observations of the random, ceaseless motion of particles in pollen grains of Clarkia pulchella.
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