Physical constants

ID: 127

Group:

APPENDIX

Prepared by:

Burkhard Kirste (kirste@chemie.fu-berlin.de)

Detail:

Fundamental Physical Constants
Exponent (base 10) of decimal numbers: e n = 10n .
Units are separated by spaces, positive numbers denote powers, all units to the right of the slash are in the denominator (negative powers).

Year prepared: 1994

Date uploaded: 2010-03-02 10:54:05

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