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    This document lists 26 important physical constants along with their symbols and values, including: 1) The universal gravitational constant and acceleration due to gravity on Earth. 2) Properties of Earth like its polar radius, equatorial radius, and mass. 3) Properties of the Moon like its radius and mass. 4) Distances and masses of objects in the solar system like the average Earth-Moon distance, radius and mass of the Sun. 5) Constants like Boltzmann's constant, Avogadro's number, universal gas constant, and more.

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    This document lists 26 important physical constants along with their symbols and values, including: 1) The universal gravitational constant and acceleration due to gravity on Earth. 2) Properties of Earth like its polar radius, equatorial radius, and mass. 3) Properties of the Moon like its radius and mass. 4) Distances and masses of objects in the solar system like the average Earth-Moon distance, radius and mass of the Sun. 5) Constants like Boltzmann's constant, Avogadro's number, universal gas constant, and more.

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    Polar Radius of Earth Radius: 4equatorial 5. 5.9810 KG

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    This document lists 26 important physical constants along with their symbols and values, including: 1) The universal gravitational constant and acceleration due to gravity on Earth. 2) Properties of Earth like its polar radius, equatorial radius, and mass. 3) Properties of the Moon like its radius and mass. 4) Distances and masses of objects in the solar system like the average Earth-Moon distance, radius and mass of the Sun. 5) Constants like Boltzmann's constant, Avogadro's number, universal gas constant, and more.

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    sOME PHYSICALCONSTANTS
    S.No. Quality Symbol Value
    1. Universal gravitational constant 6.67x10' Nm'kg
    2 Acceleration due to gravity on surface of Earth 9.8ms
    Polar radiusof Earth 6.357 10m

    4Equatorialradiusof Earth 6.378x 10m

    5. Mass of Earth M 5.9810 kg


    6. Radius ofMoon R 1.75x 10m

    7 Mass of Moon M 7.4x10 kg


    8. Average distance of Moon from Earth 3.8x10 m
    9. Radius of Sun 7.0 10 m
    10. Mass of Sun M 2.0x10kg
    11. Average distance of Earth from Sun D 1.5x10" m
    12. Boltzmann's constant k .38x10 " JK
    13. Avogadro's number N 6.02x 10" mol
    14 Universal gas constant R 8.31Jmol'K
    15. Stefen's constant 5.67x10"Wm'K
    16. Wien's constant b 2.898x10 ' mK

    17. Absolute zero of temperature OK -273.15°C


    18. Atmospheric pressure on surface of Earth 1.013x105Nm2
    19. Molar volume V 22.4x10 mn'mot
    20. Solar constant S .388x10'Wm?
    21. Speed of light in vacuum 3.0x10ms'
    22. Charge on electron 1.6x 10 "C

    23. Charge on proton +e 1.6x10 "C


    24. Atomic mass unit a.m.u.oru| 1.66x10'kg-931 MeV
    9.11x10 ' kg 0.000549
    25 Rest mass of clectron
    a.m.u,0.511 MeV

    26. Rest mass of proton mp 1.672x102kg-1.007267


    a.m.u,938.28MeV

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