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The number of Roche mitts

The number of Roche mitts

The number of Roche mitts
Loschmidt's constant
Sign n0
Value 2.6867811(15)×1025 m-3
It is relative standard uncertainty 5.7*10-7
The etymology Johan Roche mitt
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The number of Roche mitts (British: Loschmidt's constant (number), sign :n0, NL) is 0 ° C, the molecular number included in the ideal air of unit of 1 standard atmosphere volumes.

Divide Avogadro constant NA = 6.022140857(74) *1,023 mol -1 [1] to express a molecular number included in 1 mol in molar volume Vm = 22.413962(13) *10-3m3 mol-1 [2] of the ideal air, and can demand it; the value in 0 ° C (exactly ♠273.15 K), 1 standard atmosphere (exactly ♠101.325 kPa),

n0 = NA/Vm = 2.6867811(15) *1,025m -3

である (the parenthesis is standard uncertainty CODATA recommendation level [3] for 2,014 years).

The molecular number in gas was found in this form using heat conduction of gas in 1865 by Johan Roche mitt. However, with the development of the scientific field, the Avogadro constant that a definition is clear is adopted for a more basic fixed number.

In the physics, I may do the gaseous molecular number in a unit volume than gas of 1 mol with a problem, and the number of Roche mitts is used, too.

In the German zone in particular, have ever named Avogadro constant the number of Roche mitts [4]; [5].

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