Table of Selected Physical and Chemical Constants
with Corresponding 1.36+ Fractal Values

 

Ionization Energy of Hydrogen
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The ionization energy of hydrogen is:
-13.6 eV.
Solar Constant
The solar constant is:
 1.367 w/m2.
Thermodynamic Temperature Scale
The thermodynamic temperature reflects the 1.3661 ratio between the boiling and freezing points of water.
1.3661
The Inverse Fine-Structure Constant
The Fine-Structure Constant and the Inverse Fine-Structure Constant are 7.297352568 and 137.03599911 respectively
137.03599911
Hartree Energy
Hartree energy
27.2113961 / 2 = 13.60569805
 13.60569805
Rydberg Constant
Rydberg constant 13.6056981
[same as Hartree energy half value]
 13.6056981
Core-Mantle Boundary
136 Gigapascals of pressure at the
Core-mantle boundary
 136 Gigapascals
Newtonian Constant of Gravitation
The Newtonian Constant of Gravitation:
6.6742 is a multiple of 13668.7616
Sidereal Year of Earth
The Sidereal Day-Count of Earth:
365.256 is a reciprocal multiple of .0013689254
Velocity of Light
The Speed of Light is a reciprocal of:
1.366278534
Refractive Index of Light
The Refractive Index of Light:
 1.3669
Electron to Alpha Particle Mass Ratio
The Electron to Alpha Particle Mass Ratio
is given as a constant value:
 1.370933555
The Boltzmann Constant
The Boltzmann Constant and/or the
Kelvin-Joule Relationship is:
 1.3806505
Living Cells "Living cells typically have a refractive index of between 1.33 and 1.38." Approximately 1.36 is the average of these two cited values. 1.36
The Vacuocentric Solar System
The Solar Matrix
0.136 | 2.136 | 4.136
Electrons in Shells of Atoms
Maximum number of electrons in shells
of an atom ratio for shells 6 and 7
1.3611111111
Oxygen Content
The amount of oxygen bound per gram of hemoglobin [varies from 1.34 - 1.39 due to method of measurement]
Given as 1.36 ml at one atmosphere
Special Right Triangle Side
Measurements of 15 | 75 | 90
Special right triangle
0.366 | 1.366 |
Radioactive Decay
The radioactive decay constant for Radium
1.36 x 10-22
Photon Energy
True Photon Energy Constant
1.366 GeV
Gamma-Radiation Stability
Minimum cell size for gamma-radiation stability is about 100 Si atoms
1.36 nm x 1.36 nm
Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes SWNT
Shape equation gives optimum diameter
1.36 nm
Caloric absorption
Approximate number of calories absorbed for each 0.01 gram of hydrogen which unites with oxygen
1.36
Hardness approximation
Where k is a constant that depends on the Pauling electronegativity scale; k is the force constant of the bond; electronegativity is the power of an atom in a molecule to attract electrons to itself.
k = 1.36

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