2017EPH - International Journal of Applied ScienceOpen access

PLANCK CONSTANT

Sokolnikov Mikhail Leonidovich, Akhmetov Alexey Lerunovich

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The connection to the Planck constant with Wien's displacement law and Kepler's third law. The exact value of Planck's constant for the liquid or solid state of aggregation of matter equals to h = 4*10-34 J*s. The formula that combines four physical constants - the speed of light - c, Wien's displacement constant - в, Planck constant - h and the Boltzmann constant - k 3kв = hс

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The connection to the Planck constant with Wien's displacement law and Kepler's third law. The exact value of Planck's constant for the liquid or solid state of aggregation of matter equals to h = 4*10-34 J*s. The formula that combines four physical constants - the speed of light - c, Wien's displacement constant - в, Planck constant - h and the Boltzmann constant - k 3kв = hс

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The connection to the Planck constant with Wien's displacement law and Kepler's third law. The exact value of Planck's constant for the liquid or solid state of aggregation of matter equals to h = 4*10-34 J*s. The formula that combines four physical constants - the speed of light - c, Wien's displacement constant - в, Planck constant - h and the Boltzmann constant - k 3kв = hс

Key concepts: Planck constant, Planck, Planck energy, Physics, Planck time, Planck length, Constant (computer programming), Boltzmann constant

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