1 Avagadro Constant=1 molNumber of Particles (N) 6.02214076∗10231 Joule=1 Second21 Kilo Gram∗1 Meter21 Newton=1 Second21 Kilogram∗1 meter1 Newton Meter=1 Second21 Kilogram∗1 meter21 Watt=1 Second1 Joule=( 1 Volt∗1 Ampere )Planck Constant (h)=1 Second6.62607015∗10−34 JoulesReduced Planck Constant (ℏ)=2∗πPlank Constant (h)=1 Second1.054571817∗10−34 Joules1 Hertz=1 Minute60 Revolutions=1 Second2∗ π RadiansAngular Veloctiy (ω)=2∗π∗Frequency (f) HertzFrequency (f)=2∗πAngular Velocity (ω)Speed of Light=1 Second299792458 meters1 Electric Constant (ϵ0) (Vacuum Permittivity)=1 Meter8.854187∗10−12 Farads
Force Between Two Separated Electric Charges with Spherical Symmetry in a Vacuum=FC=4∗π∗ϵ01∗r2q1∗q2Gravitational Constant=1 Kilogram3∗1 Second26.67408∗10−11Meters3Forcegravity=Distance Between Mass1 and Mass2 (r)Gravitatonal Constant (G)∗Mass1∗Mass2ForceelectricForcegravity=Coulomb Constant∗1 Elementary Charge (e2)Gravitational Constant (G)∗Mass1∗Mass2Acceleration Due To Gravity (a)=(Radius of Earth (6.3781∗106 Meters))2Gravitatonal Constant (G)∗Mass=1 Second29.81 MetersForce=Mass∗AccelerationEnergyphoton=Wavelength λphotonPlanks Constant (h)∗Speed of Light (c)=4.66∗10−19 JouleEnergyphoton∗Wavelength (λ)photon=Plank Constant (h)∗Speed of Light (C)Energyphoton=Plank Constant (h)∗FrequencyProton (f)Energyphoton=1 Second6.62607015∗10−34 Joules∗1 Second4.60∗1014FrequencyProton (f) HertzCharacterization of Electromagnetic Force,Finate Structure Constant (α)=Ephoton∗Wavelength (λ)photon2∗π∗ Coulomb Constant(k)∗(1 Elementary Charge)2=h∗c2∗π∗Coulomb Constant(k)∗(1 Elementary Charge)2=1371Fine Structure Coupling Strength (1 Elementary Charge2)=4∗π∗Electric Constant (ϵ0)∗Reduced Planck Constant (ℏ)∗Elementary Charge (c)∗Gap Between Spectral Lines of Hydrogen (α)1 Elementary Charge=(4∗π∗Fine−Structure Constant (a))∗Reduced Planck′s Constant (ℏ)∗Speed of Light (C)1 Elementary Charge (e)=1 Avagadro Constant1 Farad1 Elementary Charge (e)=1.602176634∗10−19Coulomb1 Coulomb=1.036∗10−5 mols⋅Na elementary charge1 Ohm (Ω)=1 Coulomb21 Joule⋅Second1 Ampere (A)(Amp)=1 Second1 Coulomb Siemen (S)=[Ω−1]=1 Volt1 Ampere (A)1 Siemen (S)=1 Joule⋅Second1 Coulomb2Conductance (G)=Resistance1=Voltage (V)Current (I)=Siemens[2 Plates Charge Separation , (+Q,−Q) , Coulomb ,1 Second1 Ampere][Capacitance , (C) , Farad ,1 Second1 Ampere][Potential Difference , (ΔV) , Volt , 1 Coulomb1 Joule]Charge (Q)=Capacitance (C)∗Potential Difference (ΔV)Capacitance=Potential Difference (ΔV)Charge (Q)Potential Difference (ΔV)=Capacitance (C)Charge (Q)http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/semester2/c07_cap_calculation.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avogadro_constant#First_measurements
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_constant
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elementary_charge
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fine-structure_constant
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_constant
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Forces/couple.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acceleration
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/rutsca.html#c2
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feynman_diagram
http://www.kentchemistry.com/links/AtomicStructure/waveequations.htm
https://franklychemistry.co.uk/20to9/snap_tuition/y13/Energy_of_photon.pdf