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    3.741771x10-16Wm2
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    The first radiation constant, c1, is a fundamental physical constant used in Planck's law. It is given by the equation: c1= 2π.hc2 where h is the Planck constant and c is the speed of light. Its value is 3.741771x10-16Wm2. Planck's law gives the radiation intensity emitted by a black body for a given frequency and temperature.
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