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In a dynamic Brownian movement of particles in a sample solution, which of the following factor will fundamentally apply?
A.Larger particles will move slower only in the beginning of the process, due to the presence of the smaller particles in the environment.
B.Smaller particles will move rapidly based upon their own mass, and under the influence of solvent molecules.
C.Both larger and smaller particles move at the same speed motion.
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