41. UNH Society Of Physics Students - Meetings physics constants and Conversion Factors A useful page of physics constants;National Aeronautics Space Administration Check out what s going on at NASA http://physics.unh.edu/sps/links.html

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43. Physics Web Links - Library Resources - University Of Aberdeen include general physics constants, constants for temperature measurement, theblackbody and its radiant energy, temperature characteristics by material, http://www.abdn.ac.uk/diss/library/subjectaz/physics/weblinks.shtml

Text only Physics Catalogues E-journals Subject A-Z MetaLib ... Site Libraries Useful Web links Department of Physics http://www.abdn.ac.uk/physics/ The home page of Aberdeen University Department of Physics. How to find out in Physics http://www.hw.ac.uk/library/howtophysics.html Prepared by Heriot-Watt University for their own students. Not exhaustive, but a fairly comprehensive survey of sources. Some references to their own library sotck, but this can be checked on our catalogue. Institute of Physics http://www.iop.org/ Includes news items, articles, information about the Institute and a useful list of other related Internet sources. Includes links to the Institute of Physics Publishing Electronic Journals (full-text and a ten year archive). http://ads.harvard.edu/books/hsaa/ The on-line version of the 2nd. edition of the book by Martin V. Zombeck PSIgate (Physical Sciences Information Gateway) http://www.psigate.ac.uk/homenew.htm PSIgate is the physical sciences hub for the UK's Resource Discovery Network (RDN). From this page, users can search the PSIgate database, search an expanded catalog (PSIgate+) generated by harvesting pages from the PSIgate database, or search across RDN databases. Returns include resources focused on astronomy, chemistry, earth sciences, physics, history of science, and more. In the future, PSIgate plans to launch a current awareness service. This is a "must-bookmark" for scientists, students, and educators.

44. Help For Physics Pocket Computerbasic Physics predefined constants. Return. The following keys are used to introducephysics constants, all expressed in the SI system http://www.physique.fundp.ac.be/Comp/phys.html

Physics predefined constants The following keys are used to introduce physics constants, all expressed in the SI system : h Planck Constant (ratio of the photon energy to its frequency) 6.62660755 x 10 J.s hbar Planck Constant/(2*pi) 1.05457267 x 10 J.s c speed of light in vacuum 299792458 ms N Avogadro number 6.02213674 x 10 k Boltzmann constant 1.3806581 x 10 J.K R Perfect gas constant 8.314511869 J.K 1/(4*pi*eps0) Constant in Coulomb law 8.987551760 x 10 Nm C G Gravitational constant 6.6725985 x 10 Nm kg vacuum permittivity 8.85418782 x 10 Fm vacuum permeability 4 x pi x 10 Hm e absolute value of electron charge 1.60217733 x 10 C m electron mass 9.10938975 x 10 kg muB Bohr magneton 9.27401543 x 10 JT Bohr radius 5.29177249 x 10 m Rd Rydberg (13.6 eV) 2.17987411 x 10 J Hr Hartree (27.2 eV) 4.35974822 x 10 J alpha fine-structure constant compton Compton wavelength of electron 2.42631058 x 10 m amu atomic mass unit 1.66054021 x 10 kg mp proton rest mass 1.672614 x 10 kg mn neutron rest mass 1.67492 x 10 kg stefan Stefan constant 5.66914 x 10

45. NSTA - Science News Fundamental physics constants Stay Put Jun 25 2004 New Scientist.com A Germanscientist and his colleagues have ruled out any possible change to an http://www.nsta.org/sciencenews/&category_ID=208

sort by date rank advanced search Subcategory: Physics Scientists Explain the 'Cheerio Effect' Sep 21 2005 - MSNBC.com You may or may not have pondered why your breakfast cereal tends to clump together or cling to the sides of a bowl of milk. But there is now an easy explanation for that. Dubbed the “Cheerio Effect” by scientists, this clumping phenomenon applies to anything that floats, including fizzy soda bubbles and hair particles in water after a morning shave. This effect has been known for some time, but an explanation for nonscientists has been lacking. Science That's a Thrill Sep 6 2005 - CBS News If you have ever ridden a roller coaster, you know how it feels to creep up a towering hill of steel, your train slowly, slowly squeaking its way to the steep drop ahead. You hold your breath and then, you’re off—flying into a whirlwind of motion as you plummet and rise again into loop-the-loops and 90-degree bends. But what you may not know is that, amid all the fun, you have experienced some basic laws of physics. Some of the most exhilarating aspects of an amusement park ride—whether it’s a roller coaster, a pendulum, or even a carousel—are the physical forces at play as the ride changes speed and direction. Einstein Manuscript Found in Netherlands Aug 20 2005 - MSNBC A student working on his master’s degree thesis has uncovered the original manuscript of a paper Albert Einstein published in 1925. Rowdy Boeyink discovered the handwritten manuscript, titled “Quantum Theory of the Monatomic Ideal Gas,” in the archives of Leiden University’s Lorentz Institute for Theoretical Physics, according to scholars. The theory was considered one of Einstein’s last great breakthroughs. Photographs of the 16-page document and an account of its discovery have been posted on the institute’s website.

46. Scout Report Archives The Website offers values for physics constants, conversion factors for energyequivalents, a searchable bibliography of physics constants, and background http://scout.wisc.edu/Archives/SPT--FullRecord.php?ResourceId=3982

47. Renssearch: Resources For Scientific Data, Definitions, Constants And Laws MATHEMATICS PHYSICS, Use this resource for mathematical formulae and tables,physics constants and data. COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING, Use this resource http://www.lib.rpi.edu/dept/library/html/help/guides/properties/UMBRELLAF_PROPER

Home Resources Reference Room Home ... Site Index This page is no longer being updated. RensSearch is now located at http://library.rpi.edu . Old pages will remain up until 12/22/2004. Please update any links or bookmarks to the new location Resources for Scientific Definitions, Data, Constants, and Laws This page, organized by topic, is a resource for scientific definitions, data, constants, and laws. Resources are online or in the Folsom Library reference collection. If you need information on units or unit conversions see our weights and measures page . If you are looking for abbreviations including journal abbreviations, or acronyms, see our abbreviations and acronyms page. And if it is standards information that you need, please see our standards specifications and codes page. Otherwise, for definitions of scientific terms, compilations of scientific data, a particular constant, or the wording of a scientific law in the subject areas of astrophysics, chemistry, mathematics, physics, computer science or engineering please see below. If you need help in using any of the resources, or if you would like to suggest a resource or a topic to add to this page please contact me at powele@rpi.edu.

48. Capricious Constants - Information Technology Services constant in the same sense that 1, 5, or 37.324323 are. The others are allphysics constants. I expect he means the charge on an electron. http://www.physicsforums.com/archive/t-35482_Capricious_constants.html

Technology Services Physics General Physics Capricious constants Loren Booda - Capricious constants Which of the following will prove not to be a fundamental constant? Discuss Capricious constants Here, Free! HallsofIvy - Capricious constants Define "fundamental constant". e is simply a specific number. It is a "fundamental constant" in the same sense that 1, -5, or 37.324323 are. The others are all physics constants. Discuss Capricious constants Here, Free! plover - Capricious constants Define "fundamental constant". e is simply a specific number. It is a "fundamental constant" in the same sense that 1, -5, or 37.324323 are. The others are all physics constants. I expect he means the charge on an electron. Discuss Capricious constants Here, Free! Loren Booda - Capricious constants Charge on an electron (or quark) it is. Discuss Capricious constants Here, Free! BobG - Capricious constants Picked the universal gravitational constant, since satellites exiting the solar system have already raised some potential discrepancies that need to be explained (just a problem measuring the satellite's acceleration? or a 'true' discrepancy in acceleration?) In general, I think the idea of fundamental constants that never change seems like a rather elusive idea. Even for 'c', speed of light, special conditions have to be set (only in a vacuum that doesn't actually exist) in order for the speed of light to remain constant. To be a 'fundamental constant', there should at least exist some unchanging value, even if our measurements of it undergo revision as our ability to measure it improve. Using that frame of reference, I think all of the above probably have some fundamental value, even if our measurement of it constantly undergoes revision.

49. World Wide Web Links & Utilities Physical Constants; Other Physics Departments; Miscellaneous Fundamentalphysics constants The CODATA recommended values (NIST). http://www.mines.edu/Academic/physics/links/

Links Sections Physics Links : Physics related sites Community Links : Some local information services About the W3 project: at the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Physics Links Organizations Publications Preprints Author-Prepared Manuscripts ... Miscellaneous Organizations APS - The American Physical Society. AIP - The American Institute of Physics. ACP - The American Center for Physics. IOP - The Institute of Physics. MRS - Materials Research Society SIAM - Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Aspen Center for Physics ICTP - International Center for Theoretical Physics, Trieste Les Houches Physics School HEPIC High Energy Physics Information Center FNAL - Fermilab LLNL - Lawrence Livermore National Lab ANL - Argonne National Lab LANL - Los Alamos National Lab NREL - National Renewable Energy Laboratories NCAR - National Center for Atmospheric Research ORNL Oak Ridge National Laboratory Home Page NASA - North American Space Administration CCACS - The CSM Center for Commercial Applications of Combustion in Space CSEM - The CSM Center for Solar and Electronic Materials ACSEL - The CSM Advanced Coating and Surface Engineering Laboratory Publications APS Research Journals - Physical Review, Phys. Rev. Letters, Reviews of Modern Physics, PROLA, etc.

50. Physics physics constants and References http//www.alcyone.com/max/physics/. EquationsSheets for Reference http//www.equationsheet.com/ http://www.101science.com/physics.htm

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51. Fundamental Physical Constants From NIST The values of the fundamental physical constants provided at this site are of modern science and technology from the physics Laboratory of NIST http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Constants/

Information at the foundation of modern science and technology from the Physics Laboratory of NIST CODATA Internationally recommended values of the Constants Topics: Values Energy Equivalents Searchable ... Version history and (e.g., electron mass , most misspellings okay) Search for value by name Display alphabetical list, table (image), or table (pdf) by clicking a category below Find the correlation coefficient between any pair of constants Data from the least-squares adjustment of the values of the constants See also Searchable bibliography on the constants Background information related to the constants Links to selected scientific data Detailed contents About this reference Feedback Privacy Statement / Security Notice Online: October 1994 - Last update: April 2005

52. Physics And Astronomy Reference Includes physical constants, online unit conversions, periodic table of elements, exact time, fundamental physical formulae and equations. http://www.physlink.com/Reference/Index.cfm

Not a member yet? Get Free Membership Username: Password: Remember me Forgot your login? Ask the Experts Physics ... eStore Physics and Astronomy Reference from a heptillionth to googolplex: decimal multiples, prefixes, symbols and common names Greek Alphabet all greek alphabet letter symbols, their names and english equivalents Special Math Constants - Archimedes', e - Natural Logarithmic Base, - Euler's Fundamental Physical Constants most commonly used constants in physics and engineering Astro-physical Constants solar system data, current moon phase, and more ... electron, proton and neutron data, table of nuclides and more ... Air Composition gas composition of air Coefficients of Friction static and kinetic coefficients of friction for various materials Online Unit Conversion conversion of imperial and US units to SI, and physical quantities conversions download sheets of equations, from simple math to complicated quantum relativity Glossary glossary of physics terms, dictionary of definitions. Online Periodic Table interactive periodic tables of elements, chemical data, etc. Materials Safety Info MSDS and other chemical materials safety data sheets current and past winners of prestigious awards in physics, astronomy, etc.

53. Fortunecity - Down Page A concise guide to equations and lists of constants and basic facts at the high school level, sorted by topic. http://members.fortunecity.co.uk/aceventura/

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54. The NIST Reference On Constants, Units, And Uncertainty Includes Values of the fundamental physical constants and related information, of modern science and technology from the physics Laboratory of NIST http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/

Information at the foundation of modern science and technology from the Physics Laboratory of NIST Detailed contents Values of the constants and related information Searchable bibliography on the constants In-depth information on the SI , the modern metric system Guidelines for the expression of uncertainty in measurement About this reference Feedback Online: February 1998 - Last update: December 2003

55. Physics Reference: Constants Common constants from general physics, particle physics, and astrophysics. http://www.alcyone.com/max/reference/physics/constants.html

Physics reference Constants Rp PhysRef Common constants from general physics, particle physics, and astrophysics. Note. Values and accuracies are from the Review of Particle Physics [reference 1] Italicized symbols represent variable names; nonitalicized symbols represent unit names. The figures in parentheses after the values give the 1-standard-deviation uncertainties in the last digits. Constants. quantity symbol value acceleration due to gravity g 9.806 65 m/s age of Universe t 15(5) Gy atomic mass unit, unified u 931.494 32(28) MeV/ c 1.660 540 2(10) x 10 kg astronomical unit au 1.495 978 706 6(2) x 10 m Avogadro constant N A 6.022 136 7(36) x 10 mol Bohr magneton mu B 5.788 382 63(52) x 10 MeV/T Bohr radius a oo 0.529 177 249(24) x 10 m Boltzmann constant k 1.380 658(12) x 10 J/K = 8.617 385(73) x 10 eV/K cosmic background energy density rho gamma 4.647 7 x 10 T /2.726 K) g/cm T /2.726 K) eV/cm cosmic background number density n gamma T /2.726 K) cm cosmic background temperature T 2.726 +- 0.005 K critical density of Universe rho c 2.775 366 27 x 10 h M S Mpc 1.878 82(24) x 10

56. WritWord-"Our Unitary Universe" And The "The Fetal Issue" Rationalization of the methodology of quantum and astro-physics so that physical constants vanish from quantized equations http://www.writword.com/unituniv/

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57. The Laws List Laws, rules, principles, effects, paradoxes, limits, constants, experiments, thoughtexperiments in physics. http://www.alcyone.com/max/physics/laws/

The laws list Lw Laws Introduction. The laws list is a list of various laws, rules, principles, and other related topics in physics and astronomy. This list is not intended to be complete. History. The laws list originally started out strictly as a list of laws. Then, because of their similarity, I began adding rules to the list (after all, in physics, there is generally no difference between a law and a rule). Over time I added more and more similar subjects. Now, the list is more of a minidictionary of physics and astronomy terms, rather than strictly a list of laws, rules, and so forth; however, for historical reasons I still refer to it as the laws list, even though it is something of a misnomer. Contents. The laws list: A aberration to Avogadro's hypothesis Lw The laws list: B Balmer series to Brownian motion Lw The laws list: C candela to Curie-Weiss law Lw The laws list: D Dalton's law to Dulon-Petit law Lw The laws list: E Eddington limit to event horizon Lw The laws list: F faint, young sun paradox to Fizeau method Lw The laws list: G G to gravitational radius Lw The laws list: H h to Huygen's construction Lw The laws list: I ideal gas constant to ideal gas laws Lw The laws list: J joule to Josephson effects Lw The laws list: K k to Kohlrausch's law Lw The laws list: L L to Lyman series Lw The laws list: M Mach number to muon experiment Lw The laws list: N N A to null experiment Lw The laws list: O Occam's razor to Olbers' paradox Lw The laws list: P particle-wave duality to pseudoforce Lw The laws list: Q Lw The laws list: R R

58. Eleuterius, Lee Includes topics on chemistry, organic, biochemistry, analytical, physics, mathematics, calculus, constants, medicine, reactions, and syntheses. http://ocean.otr.usm.edu/~leleuter/chem.html

59. NIST Ground Levels And Ionization Energies For The Neutral Atoms Basic Periodic table includes groundstate electron configuration, ground-state level, ionization energy, state and frequently used fundamental physical constants. http://physics.nist.gov/PhysRefData/IonEnergy/ionEnergy.html

Version History W.C. Martin, A. Musgrove, S. Kotochigova, and J.E. Sansonetti National Institute of Standards and Technology Gaithersburg, MD 20899 Table of Ground Levels and Ionization Energies for the Neutral Atoms or Periodic Table Format (NIST SP 966) [292 kB PDF file - download the reader The ground-state electron configurations of elements heavier than neon are shortened in the table by using rare-gas element symbols in brackets to represent the corresponding electrons. The ground levels of all neutral atoms have reasonably meaningful LS -coupling names, the corresponding eigenvector percentages lying in the range from ~55% to 100%. These names are listed in the table, except for Pa, U, and Np; the lowest few ground-configuration levels of these atoms comprise better 5 f N L S J d j s J j ) terms than LS -coupling terms. The relatively large spin-orbit interaction of the 6 p electrons produces jj -coupling structures for the (6 p p p o , and (6 p p ground levels of the 6 p p , and 6 p configurations of neutral Pb, Bi, and Po, respectively. These jj -coupling names are more appropriate for these atoms than the alternative LS -coupling designations in the table.

60. Fundamental Physical Constants Job Board physics and Astronomy Departments Directory University Departments CODATA Recommended Values of the Fundamental Physical constants 1998 http://www.physlink.com/Reference/PhysicalConstants.cfm

Not a member yet? Get Free Membership Username: Password: Remember me Forgot your login? Ask the Experts Physics ... eStore Fundamental Physical Constants Values given below are from the CODATA 1998 recommended by the National Institute of Standards and Technology of United States (NIST). Values contain the (uncertainty) in the last two decimal places given in brackets. Values that do not have this uncertainty listed are exact. For example: m u = 1.66053873(13) x 10 kg m u = 1.66053873 x 10 kg Uncertainty in m u = 0.00000013 x 10 kg Name Symbol Value Atomic Mass Unit m u 1.66053873(13) x 10 kg Avogadro's Number N A 6.02214199(47) x 10 mol Bohr Magneton B 9.27400899(37) x 10 J T Bohr Radius a o 0.5291772083(19) x 10 m Boltzmann's Constant k 1.3806503(24) x 10 J K Compton Wavelength c 2.426310215(18) x 10 m Deuteron Mass m d 3.34358309(26) x 10 kg Electric Constant o 8.854187817 x 10 F m Electron Mass m e 9.10938188(72) x 10 kg Electron-Volt eV 1.602176462(63) x 10 J Elementary Charge e 1.602176462(63) x 10 C Faraday Constant F 9.64853415(39) x 10 C mol Fine Structure Constant 7.297352533(27) x 10

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