Heat Transfer Physics

Appendix A: Tables of Properties and Universal Constants

A.1 Periodic Table I

Table A.1: Periodic table of bulk properties of elements.

A.2 Periodic Table II

Table A.2: Periodic table of atomic-structure properties of elements.

A.3 Fundamental Constants

Table A.3: Fundamental constants, derived quantities, and units conversions [209, 210].

Symbol

Magnitude and Units

Fundamental

constants:

c o

speed of light in vacuum, 2 .99792458 10 8 m/s

e c

electron charge, 1 .602 10 ? 1 9 C (1 eV = 1 .602 10 ? 1 9 J where V = J/C)

G N

Newton (gravitational) constant, 6 .673 10 ? 1 1 m 3 /kg-s 2

h P

Planck constant, 6 .626 10 ? 3 4 J-s = 4 .136 10 ? 1 5 eV-s

?

h P /2 ? = 1 .055 10 ?34 J-s = 6 .583 10 ?16 eV-s

k B

Boltzmann constant, 1 .381 10 ? 2 3 J/K = 8 .618 10 ?5 eV/K

m e

electron mass, 9 .109 10 ? 3 1 kg

m n

neutron mass, 1 .675 10 ? 2 7 kg

m p

proton mass, 1 .673 10 ? 2 7 kg

N A

Avogadro number, 6 .022 10 23

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