Planck’s constant
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The above analyses give the unique possibility to eliminate Planck’s constant h as an independent natural constant.
The formula for the Planck-distance is:
The classical radius or Compton–radius of the electron is:
We showed that the ratio between the Planck-radius and the classical radius of the electron is .
The theoretical value for Planck’s (14) constant is h= 6.648982*10^-34 [Js] while the empirical measured value is h= 6.626069*10^-34 [Js].
The theoretical derived constant of Planck is a factor 1.003458 times the empirical value. The discrepancy is therefore just 0.35%. Scientists claim that this formula for Planck’s constant is merely a numerical approximation, not exact and therefore the formula is false!
Next chapter: The Deviation Between the Theoretical and Empirical Value of Planck’s constant (h)