Planck's Constant

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[t1234wbz]

pause anywhere and looks like he's fighting :D

good vid btw, ap chem test tomorrow ``

[Poseidon3987]

Hahaha! He says 'It WORKS' like a Gangster.

[Tnavarro1423]

Planck's constant 6.626 x 10 -34 J/s

[ImaFez]

@electroamtu765 haha. yea, it is.

[electroamtu765]

@ImaFez oh Lol its hard to recognize sarcasm in text version :D sorry about that

[ImaFez]

@electroamtu765 i said chem because someone who commented said," there are a few of these equations on my ap chem exam...". I know its physics. My comment was suppose to be sarcastic.

[electroamtu765]

@ImaFez This is physics..............

[electroamtu765]

@jkl9093 Its 10^-7 because according to scientific notation, 500 nanometers = 5 * 10 ^ -7 since you can't have numbers more than 9 in scientific notation. :D

[4497matt]

@ jkl9093 when working in si units (or standard form if your British) the number before the exponential value (10^x) has to be between 1 and 9.999..... Because there are two 0's after the 5 this means the 5 moves up two decimal places hence -7, hope this helps = ]

[bfmvshinigami]

@ADNANGHOUS62 LOL

[ImaFez]

man if this is in ap chem, ima take that next year!!!!!!!

[youtoober2013]

@brightstorm2

PERFECT explanation.

I was trying to figure it out and intuitively understood, but I didn't know how to express it exactly.

Thank you for posting the video and hat's off to the teacher.

The energy throughout the lesson was imperative to my comprehension.

I'm sure everyone at the back could hear too :)