Table of Fundamental Physical Constants - Physics Problems And Solution

Physics Problems And Solution - The following table lists the 1986 CODATA recommended values of the fundamental physical constants. The current values, "1998 CODATA recommended values", became available in July 1999, with details to be published in early 2000.
Table of Fundamental Physical Constants - Physics Problems And Solution

ConstantSymbolApproach ValueUnits
1Speed of light in vacuumc3×108ms-1
2Permeability of vacuumμo1.257×106NA-2
3Permittivity of vacuumϵo8.85×1012F m-1
4Newtonian constant of gravitationG6.67×1011m3kg1s2
5Planck constanth6.63×1034Js
6Planck constant in eV4.135×1015eV s
7h-barh-bar1.055×1034Js
8h-bar in eV6.58×1016eV s
9Planck massm_p2.177×108kg
10Planck lengthl_p1.62×1035m
11Planck timet_p5,39×1044s
12Elementary chargee1.60×1014C
13Quantum magnetic fluxΦo 2,068×1015Wb
14Josephson frequency-voltage quotient4,84×1034V-1s-1
15Quantized Hall conductance3.87×105Ω1
16Quantized Hall resistanceR_H2,58×1011Ω
17Bohr magnetonμB9.274015431e-24 ± 3.15317e-30JT-1
18Bohr magneton in eV5.7883826352e-05 ± 5.15166e-12eV T-1
19Bohr magneton in Hz13996241842 ± 4198.87T-1s-1
20Bohr magneton in wavenumbers46.68643714 ± 1.40059e-05m-1T-1
21Bohr magneton in kelvins0.671709957 ± 5.70953e-06KT-1
22Nuclear magnetonμN5,050786617e-27 ± 1.71727e-33JT-1
23Nuclear magneton in eV3.1524516628e-08 ± 2.80568e-15eV T-1
24Nuclear magneton in Hz7622591,423 ± 2.28678T-1s-1
25Nuclear magneton in wavenumbers0.025426228177 ± 7.62787e-09m-1T-1
26Nuclear magneton in kelvins0,000365824631 ± 3.10951e-09KT-1
27Fine structure constantα0.0072973530833 ± 3.28381e-10
28Inverse fine structure constant137,035989561 ± 6.16662e-06
29Rydberg constantRy10973731.53413 ± 0.0131685m-1
30Rydberg constant in Hz3.289841949939e + 15 ± 3.94781e + 06s-1
31Rydberg constant in joules2.179874113e-18 ± 1.30792e-24J
32Rydberg constant in eV13.60569814 ± 4.08171e-06eV
33Bohr radiusao5.2917724924e-11 ± 2.3813e-18m
34Hartree EnergyEh4.359748226e-18 ± 2.61585e-24J
35Hartree energy in eV27.211396181 ± 8.16342e-06eV
36Quantum of circulation0.00036369480733 ± 3.23688e-11m2s-1
37Electron massme9.109389754e-31 ± 5.37454e-37kg
38Electron mass in u0,00054857990313 ± 1.26173e-11u
39Electron mass in eV510999.0615 ± 0.1533eV
40Electron-muon mass ratio0.0048363321871 ± 7.2545e-10
41Electron-mass ratio0.00054461701311 ± 1.08923e-11
42Electron-deuteron mass ratio0.0002724437076 ± 5.44887e-12
43Electron-alpha-particle mass ratio0,0001370933543 ± 2.87896e-12
44Electron specific charge-175881962530 ± -52764.6C kg-1
45Electron molar mass5.4857990313e-07 ± 1.26173e-14mol mol-1
46Electron Compton wavelengthλc 2.4263105822e-12 ± 2.15942e-19m
47Electron Compton wavelength over 2 piλc3.8615932335e-13 ± 3.43682e-20m
48Electron classical radiusre2.8179409238e-15 ± 3.66332e-22m
49Electron Thomson cross sectionΣe6.652461618e-29 ± 1.79616e-35m2
50Electron magnetic moment9.284770131e-24 ± 3.15682e-30JT-1
51Electron magnetic moment in Bohr magnetons1.0011596521931 ± 1.00116e-11
52Electron magnetic moment in nuclear magnetons1838.28200037 ± 3.67656e-05
53Electron magnetic moment anomalyae0.0011596521931 ± 9.97301e-12
54Electron g-factorge2.0023193043862 ± 2.00232e-11
55Electron-muon magnetic moment ratio206.7669673 ± 3.1015e-05
56Electron-proton magnetic moment ratio658.210688166 ± 6.58211e-06
57Muon mass1.883532711e-28 ± 1.14895e-34kg
58Muon mass in u0.11342891317 ± 1.70143e-08u
59Muon mass in eV105658389.34 ± 33.8107eV
60Muon-electron mass ratio206.7682623 ± 3.10152e-05
61Molar mass muons0,00011342891317 ± 1.70143e-11mol mol-1
62Muon magnetic moment4.490451415e-26 ± 1.48185e-32JT-1
63Muon magnetic moment in Bohr magnetons0.0048419709771 ± 7.26296e-10
64Muon magnetic moment in nuclear magnetons8.890598113 ± 1.33359e-06
65Anomaly magnetic moment momentyour0.001165923084 ± 8.39465e-09
66Muon G-factorg_mu2.00233184617 ± 1.68196e-08
67Muon-proton magnetic moment ratio3.1833454747 ± 4.77502e-07
68Proton massm_p1,67262311e-27 ± 9,86848e-34kg
69Proton mass in u1.00727647012 ± 1.20873e-08u
70Proton mass in eV938272312.8 ± 281,482eV
71Proton-electron mass ratio1836.15270137 ± 3.67231e-05
72Proton-muon mass ratio8.880244413 ± 1.33204e-06
73Proton specific charge95788309.29 ± 28.7365C kg-1
74Molar mass protons0.00100727647012 ± 1.20873e-11mol mol-1
75Proton Compton wavelengthαcp1.3214100212e-15 ± 1.17605e-22m
76Proton magnetic moment1.4106076147e-26 ± 4.79607e-33JT-1
77Proton magnetic moment in Bohr magnetons0.00152103220215 ± 1.52103e-11
78Proton magnetic moment in nuclear magnetons2.79284738663 ± 6.42355e-08
79Diamagnetic shielding correction for protons H_2O, spherical sample, 298.15 KΣH2O2.568915e-05
80Shielded proton moment H_2O, spherical sample, 298.15 Kmu_p '1.4105713847e-26 ± 4.79594e-33JT-1
81Shielded proton moment in Bohr magnetons0.00152099312917 ± 1.67309e-11
82Shielded proton moment in nuclear magnetons2.79277564264 ± 6.42338e-08
83Proton gyromagnetic ratioγp267522128.81 ± 80.2566T-1s-1
84Neutron massMN1.67492861e-27 ± 9.88208e-34kg
85Neutron mass in u1.00866490414 ± 1.41213e-08u
86Neutron mass in eV939565632.8 ± 281.87eV
87Neutron-electron mass ratio1838.6836624 ± 4.0451e-05
88Neutron-proton mass ratio1.0013784049 ± 9.01241e-09
80Molar mass neutron0.00100866490414 ± 1.41213e-11mol mol-1
90Neutron Compton wavelengthλCn1.3195911012e-15 ± 1.17444e-22m
94Neutron magnetic moment9,66237074e-27 ± 3.96157e-33JT-1
95Neutron magnetic moment in Bohr magnetons0.0010418756325 ± 2,5005e-10
96Neutron magnetic moment in nuclear magnetons1.9130427545 ± 4.5913e-07
97Neutron-electron magnetic moment ratio0.0010406688225 ± 2.49761e-10
98Neutron-proton magnetic moment ratio0.6849793416 ± 1.64395e-07
99Deuteron massmd3.34358602e-27 ± 1.97272e-33kg
100Deuteron mass in u2,01355321424 ± 2.41626e-08u
101Deuteron mass in eV1875613395.7 ± 562,684eV
102Deuteron-electron mass ratio3670.48301475 ± 7.34097e-05
103Deuteron-proton mass ratio1.9990074966 ± 5.99702e-09
104Deuteron molar mass0.00201355321424 ± 2.41626e-11mol mol-1
105Deuteron magnetic momentmud4,330737515e-27 ± 1,47245e-33JT-1
106Deuteron magnetic moment in Bohr magnetons0.000466975447991 ± 8.87253e-12
107Deuteron magnetic moment in nuclear magnetons0.85743823024 ± 2.40083e-08
108Deuteron-electron magnetic moment ratio0.000466434546091 ± 8.86226e-12
109Deuteron-proton magnetic moment ratio0.307012203551 ± 5.21921e-09
110Avagadro constantNA6.022136736e + 23 ± 3.55306e + 17mole-1
111Atomic mass constantyour1.66054021e-27 ± 9.79719e-34kg
112Atomic mass constant in eV931494322.8 ± 279,448eV
113Faraday constantF96485.30929 ± 0.0289456C mol-1
114Molar Planck constant3,9903132336e-10 ± 3.55138e-17J s mol-1
115N_A hc0.1196265811 ± 1.06468e-08J m mol-1
116Molar gas constantR8.3145107 ± 6.98419e-05J mol-1K-1
117Boltzmann constantk1.38065812e-23 ± 1.17356e-28JK-1
118Boltzmann constant in eV8.61738573e-05 ± 7.2386e-10eV K-1
119Boltzmann constant in Hz20836741800 ± 175029K-1s-1
120Boltzmann constant in wavenumbers69.5038759 ± 0.000583833m-1K-1
121Molar volume ideal gas, STPVm0.0224141019 ± 1.88278e-07m3mol-1
122Loschmidt constantno2.68676323e + 25 ± 2.28375e + 20m-3
123Stefan-Boltzmann constantΣ5.6705119e-08 ± 1.92797e-12W m-2K-4
124First radiation constantc13.741774922e-16 ± 2.24506e-22W m2
125Second radiation constantc_20.0143876912 ± 1.20857e-07m K
126Wien displacement law constantb0.00289775624 ± 2.43412e-08m K
127Electron volteV1.6021773349e-19 ± 4.80653e-26J
128Atomic mass unitu1.66054021e-27 ± 9.79719e-34kg
129Standard atmosphereATM101325Pa
130Standard acceleration of gravitygn9.80665ms-2