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Membrane Separation for an ideal gas
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Random Walk & DiffusionLive
Brownian motion · √t spreading
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Hundreds of walkers start at the center and step randomly. The cloud spreads as √(time) — the signature of diffusion.
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Walkers400
Steps0
RMS distance0.0
Law⟨r²⟩ ∝ t
Governing equation
Reading this result: With 400 walkers the RMS distance grows as √(steps) — the defining signature of diffusion.
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