Jeewanu, the autopoetic eukaryote is an example of molecular automata because of the formation of nucleic acid bases, sugars, amino acids, peptides and phospho lipids in these particles. Jeewanu shows reversible photochemical reduction of Mo6+ to Mo4+ and increase in the protons in sunlight and decrease in shade. The associated energy liberation is interesting because it could be utilized by the particles concerned for many reactions of metabolism in these particles. The mixture of methanol and acetic acid was selected because in this mixture big sized molybdenum Jeewanu with distinct morphology is formed. The spherical particles were observed after a total exposure of 9 hours. When the mixture was kept overnight, number of particles decreased. After 14 hours of exposure, smaller particles showed clear oscillatory motion. This motion stopped after 19 hours of exposure.