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Utilizing the Speed of Light (C) Value as the Ratio of the Reduced Planck Constant, H-Bar, Divided by the Product of the Planck Mass and the Planck Lenght

Vito R. D'Angelo

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The speed of light (exact value) equation as a mechanism to improve the lesser known values of the Planck mass and Planck length.

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The speed of light (exact value) equation as a mechanism to improve the lesser known values of the Planck mass and Planck length.

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The speed of light (exact value) equation as a mechanism to improve the lesser known values of the Planck mass and Planck length.

Key concepts: Planck, Planck mass, Planck constant, Physics, Planck length, Planck time, Bar (unit), Planck energy

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Utilizing the Speed of Light (C) Value as the Ratio of the Reduced Planck Constant, H-Bar, Divided by the Product of the Planck Mass and the Planck Lenght

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