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Planck Mass, unit of measure |
The Planck mass is the unit of mass, in the system of natural units known as Planck units. The 2002 CODATA-recommended value for the Planck mass is 2.176 45(16) * 10^-8 kg, where the part in parentheses indicates the uncertainty in the last digits shown - that is, a value of 2.17645 * 10^-8 kg ± 0.00016 * 10^-8 kg. |
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