Constants lets you access scientific constants to paste in various areas of the
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Note: Displayed constant values are rounded. The values used for calculations are given in the following table.
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Constant |
Value used for calculations |
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c |
speed of light |
299792458 metres per second |
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g |
gravitational acceleration |
9.80665 metres per second2 |
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h |
Planck’s constant |
6.626070040×10M34 Joule seconds |
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NA |
Avogadro’s number |
6.022140857×1023 molecules per mole |
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R |
ideal gas constant |
8.3144598 Joules per mole per Kelvin |
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me
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electron mass |
9.10938356×10M31 kilograms |
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mp
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proton mass |
1.672621898×10M27 kilograms |
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mn
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neutron mass |
1.674927471×10M27 kilograms |
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mm
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muon mass |
1.883531594×10M28 kilograms |
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G |
universal gravitation |
6.67408×10M11 meters3 per kilogram per seconds2 |
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F |
Faraday constant |
96485.33289 Coulombs per mole |
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a0
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Bohr radius |
5.2917721067×10M11 metres |
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re
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classical electron radius |
2.8179403227×10M15 metres |
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k |
Boltzmann constant |
1.38064852×10M23 Joules per Kelvin |
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e |
electron charge |
1.6021766208×10M19 Coulombs |
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u |
atomic mass unit |
1.66053904×10M27 kilograms |
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atm |
standard atmosphere |
101325 Pascals |
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H0 |
permittivity of vacuum |
8.85418781762×10M12 Farads per metre |
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m0 |
permeability of vacuum |
1.256637061436×10M6 Newtons per ampere2 |
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Cc |
Coulomb’s constant |
8.987551787368×109 metres per Farad |