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Table of Selected Physical and Chemical Constants with

Relational ±3.66 | ±1.366 Fractal Values

(Approximate Range 1.356 | 1.385)

 

By

©2009-2014 Charles William Johnson

charlesjohnson@earthmatrix.com


 

Physical | Chemical Constant

Complementary Information

Values

Earth/matriX Absolute Thermodynamic Temperature Scale

The thermodynamic temperature reflects the 1.3661 ratio between the boiling and freezing points of water.

1.3661 ratio

Ionization Energy of Hydrogen

Ground State of 1-H. The energy needed for the electron to no longer be bound to the atom.

-13.6 eV

Solar Constant Range

1338 to 1368 Wm-2

The solar constant

[Commission for Instruments and Methods of Observation in 1981 adopted the World Radiation Center (WRC) solar constant]

1.367 w/m-2

Earth/matriX Absolute Thermodynamic Temperature Scale

The sum of the boiling [136.6] and freezing points [100.0] of water.

2.3661 ratio

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

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

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

Special Right Triangle

Side Measurements of 15 | 75 | 90

Special right triangle

0.366 | 1.366 | Ö2

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

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

Chromosomal Base Pairs DNA/RNA

A = Adenine 76 protons

T = Thymine 66 protons

C = Cytosine 58 protons

G = Guanine 78 protons

U = Uracil 55 protons

AT = 142 protons

GC = 136 protons

AU = 131 protons

Mercury Element 80-Hg

Specific Gravity

13.6

Radium Element

Electronegativity

1.36

Neutron mass/proton mass ratio 1.001378344

Multiplied times 1.366025404 math unit ratio

1.36790 Solar constant

Muon mass 1.134289256

Divided by Atomic Mass Unit u 1.660538782

0.683085074 x 2 = 1.366170147

Speed of light in vacuo 2.99792458

Multiplied times 0.366025404

= 1.097316556; Rydberg constant = 10973731.6m-1

Ancient Maya Companion Number 1366560 | 1385540

Maya Long Count

Fractals

1.366560 | 1.385540

Precession

[theoretically projected]

26000 years times 365.256 Earth

Sidereal days

9.496,656 days

Earth Year

Orbital period

Common year 365 days; Sidereal year 365.256; days Leap Year 366 days

Sun

Sun's Axial Rotation

 

Equatorial regions period 36 days; Polar regions period 25.6 days

Ancient Mesoamerican Reckoning Time System

Maya & Aztec Day Calendars

360 days/year, plus 5 days; 260 days/year

Neutron Stars

Neutron-star binaries | mass

1.36±0, 08Msun

Fine Structure Constant

Eddington Number

1/136

1/137 Revised

Special Right Triangle

Measurements 15|75|90

Special right triangle

0.366|1.3661

Difference between boiling|freezing points of water

Earth/matriX Absolute Thermodynamic Temperature Scale BPW = 136.61; FPW = 100.00

0.3661

Relation of mean circumference of Earth to equatorial circumference of Earth's moon

40030.2 divided by 109.16

Earth mean circumference / Moon Equatorial circumference

3.6671

Equatorial circumference

of the Sun

Commonly cited measurement for the diameter of the Sun

1391684 kilometers

Commonly cited value

1391684 multiplied times pi = 4372104

4366813 kilometers

4372104 doubles to 3.6676

Derived measurement for the Sun's circumference

4372104 derives 3.667586659 fractal

3.6676 halves to 3.335650

3.335650 reciprocal = 299792 [~ c]

Measurement of Weights

Pounds = Kilograms

31 lbs. = 1.36 Kg

Range of the Iron Peak of Nuclear Fusion|Fission

Elements

26-Iron, 27-Cobalt, 28-Nickel

1 / 26 = 0.038461538

1 / 27 = 0.037037037037

1 / 28 = 0.035714285

Von Klitzing constant

2.5812807557 / 2 = 1.290603779

1.290603779 halves to … 3.668116558 … 1.366479903

Fractal Math Constant

Unit 1.0

1.366025404 | 0.366025404

1.366025404 times 0.366025404 = 0.5, 1.0

Age of the Universe

Estimated

13.6 - 13.84

billion years

Measurement of Length

Angstroms and Nanometers

1.36 Angstrom = 0.136 nanometers

Ratio of Elements by Atomic Weight

56-Barium 136.24521

92-Uranium 236.15384

(92 - 56 = 36;

36 elements = Fractal Unit 1.00)

236.15384 / 136.24521

1.733300129

~ (~ Square root of 3)

Pi divided by the Diametian

3.141592654 / 1.141592654

2.751938393 halves to

1.375969196

K = constant which is the same for all gases at constant pressure

2.7315

1 / 2.7315

0.366099212

Kuiper Belt

Range

30 - 50 Astronomical Units

50 / 30 = 1.8333

1.8333 doubles to 0.366

Mean Asteroid Belt | Mean Kuiper Belt

433833881 | 6357910325

433833881 / 6357910325 = 0.068235294 doubles to

0.136470588

Popular Proposed Definition of the Kilogram

"… the mass of a body at rest whose equivalent energy equals the energy of photons whose frequencies sum 135.639,274 x1042Hz"

1.35639274 fractal

Average Solar Constant

"Based on data collected over 25 years from terrestrial to space observations, the actual best estimate of the average solar constant is Gsc = 1366.1 Wm-2 "

(Gueymard, 2004)

1366.1 Wm-2

Fine Structure Constant

0.729735257

Maya Long Count Period

1872000

1872000 times 0.729735257 equals

1366.064388

An aside:

Maya Companion Fraction

151840

1366560 / 9 = 151840

Neutron-proton mass difference

energy equivalent

2.30557392e-30

151840 squared equals

2.30553856

Maya Reckoning Number 13

Neutron-proton mass difference

energy equivalent

2.30557392e-30

13 times 2.3057392

equals

29.9724609 (~c)

Planck Constant in eVs

6.58211899

(doubles to 1.3164237)

Divided by Planck constant h-bar (c) in

MeV fm 1.973269631

Reciprocal of speed of light in vacuo

3.335640952

Speed of Light in a vacuum

2.99792458

Divided by 1.366025404

Fractal Math Unit Factor

2.194633109 / 2

1.097316555

Rydberg constant

10973731.568

Square root of three

1.732050808

Times 1.366025404

Fractal Math Unit Factor

2.366025404

Critical Point of Water

Planck Energy

1.9561

Times Planck Implied Mass

3.487

6.8209207 x 2 = 13.6418414

a) Planck constant 6.885 in 1899

b) Planck constant 6.55 in 1900

[Background information]

a) Doubles to …

b) Doubles to ...

a ) 13.77

b) 13.1

Natural Unit of Momentum

2.7309249 e-22

2.7309249 halves to

1.36546

Electron mass

9.1093891

Times speed of light in vacuo

2.99792458

27.30926149 / 2

13.65463075

First Radiation Constant

3.741736091

Times Planck Mass

2.17644

8.143664098 doubles to

33356.44814

~ Reciprocal of speed of light

Square root of the speed of light in a vacuum

299792.458

Square root of 299792.458 equals

547.5330657 kms

547.5330657 / 2

273.7665328

136.8832664

Cosmic Microwave Background

Radiation 2.725o above absolute zero.

Reciprocal 0.366972477

2.725 / 2 = 1.3625

N---O (Nitrogen=Oxygen) single bond length. "The N-O bond lengths are 118 and 136 pm."

(Consider: 118 x 2 = 236)

Sum covalent radii singly bonded nitrogen ( r - 70 pm ) and oxygen ( r = 66 pm )

(pm = picometer)

136 pm

H-Cl bond length

C-F (single) bond length

The bonds C1-C2, C3-C4, C5-C6 and C7-C8 are in length about

136 pm

31-Gallium atomic radius

-

136 pm

Valence shell orbital radii for 26-Iron (Consider the Iron Peak for Nuclear Fusion & Fission)

s Orbital for 26-Iron

136.6 pm

25-Manganese exception atomic number sequence

Atomic radius of Manganese

136.6 pm

Quantum of Circulation

3.6369 e-4 m^2 s^-1

Reciprocal =

0.274959443

0.137479721

Critical Point of Water

(E. L. Nichols,The Elements of Physics, Macmilan, 1914)

The ratio of standard steam (S = 373) temperature to ice (I - 273) temperature has been found by the air thermometer to be (S/I)

1.367

absolute temperature

Critical Temperature of Water. Phase boundary between liquid and gas terminates: 647.096 Kelvin

647.096 / 2.7315

236.901

Earth/matriX scale

Lattice Parameter of Silicon

543.1020504 e-12 m

Halves to

271.5510252

135.7755126

Atomic Unit of Electron Potential

27.21138505 V

27.21138505 / 2 =

13.60569253

Deuteron-Electron Mass Ratio

3670.4829652

3.34358348 / 9.10938291 =

3670.4829652

Reciprocal =

0.000272443

Electron to Alpha Particle Mass Ratio

1.37093355578 e-4

Reciprocal =

0.729429953

Electron volt-Hartree Relationship (See Atomic Unit of Electron Potential)

3.674932379 e-2 E_h

Reciprocal =

0.27211385 eV

Atomic Packing Factor (APF)

(Packing Fraction)

Diamond Cubic = 0.34

Simple Cubic = 0.52

Body-Centered Cubic = 0.68

Face-Centered Cubic = 0.74

0.34, 0.68 doubles to 1.36

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Observation

 

            The numerical values cited in the selected constants provided on the list are not to be dismissed as being randomly coincidental Rather, one must begin to consider their material relationships in spacetime/motion. Consider a most intriguing, yet understandable, relationship in the Packing Fractions.

 

            Divide the Face-Centered Cubic value (0.74) by the Diamond Cubic (0.34):

 

            74 / 34 = 2.1764705 { Nearly exact Planck Mass numerical value offered today}.

 

            Innumerable other examples of material relationships exist among the cited constants. It is a question of flexing one’s imagination to comprehend possible relationships of matter-energy in spacetime/motion, from the ancient past to our immediate present.

 

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