What is Brownian Motion? What causes Brownian Motion?

Brownian motion refers to the constant, random motion of small suspended particles in a fluid.

Brownian motion is caused by the constant, random bombardment of the fluid particles on the small suspended particles from all directions, causing the small suspended particles to move constantly in a haphazard motion.

A dust particle suspended in air moving in constant, random motion is an example of Brownian motion.