what is planks constant? Explanation not the value.....
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h is termed as the Planck's Constant founded by Max Planck
It is a proportionality constant between the small amount of increment of energy (E) of an electrically charged oscillator having black body radiation and the electromagnetic wave frequency (f) of the oscillator.
This is also written as where l (lambda) is the wavelength.
The value of Planck's constant is
That means the ratio of the increment of the energy and the frequency of the oscillator will always be equal to
It is a proportionality constant between the small amount of increment of energy (E) of an electrically charged oscillator having black body radiation and the electromagnetic wave frequency (f) of the oscillator.
This is also written as where l (lambda) is the wavelength.
The value of Planck's constant is
That means the ratio of the increment of the energy and the frequency of the oscillator will always be equal to
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Explanation:
THE VALUE OF PLANK'S CONSTANT h=6.626×10¯³⁴J-S
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