2015
DOI: 10.1088/0026-1394/52/4/l23
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Corrigendum to the 2014 NRC determination of Planck’s constant

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“…As a consequence, the calibration of all masses in this time interval had to be corrected. NIST and NRC have published corrections to their measurements of h using newly calculated SI values of their working masses [ 139 , 141 ]. Table 4 shows the latest number, including the mass correction.…”
Section: Existing Implementations and Their Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a consequence, the calibration of all masses in this time interval had to be corrected. NIST and NRC have published corrections to their measurements of h using newly calculated SI values of their working masses [ 139 , 141 ]. Table 4 shows the latest number, including the mass correction.…”
Section: Existing Implementations and Their Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…the determination of precise values of the Planck and Avogadro constants concordant with each other, had been achieved by 2015, when these constants had been measured with u r = 2 10 -8 by the silicon sphere method [11] and the watt balance method [10,12]. Thus, the results of the recent NMIJ, BIPM, PTB, INRIM, NIST and NRC experiments [10][11][12] allow to achieve the 10 -8 level demanded by the 24th and 25th CGPM decisions [3] and, most likely, will bring to the adoption of new definitions of the kilogram and mole in 2018. There is yet time to consider the advantages and shortcomings of the suggested new definitions and their different versions taking into account the fulfillment of appropriate criteria and further progress in precision of relevant DC measurements' results.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…We The aim adopted about ten years ago, i.e. the determination of precise values of the Planck and Avogadro constants concordant with each other, had been achieved by 2015, when these constants had been measured with u r = 2 10 -8 by the silicon sphere method [11] and the watt balance method [10,12]. Thus, the results of the recent NMIJ, BIPM, PTB, INRIM, NIST and NRC experiments [10][11][12] allow to achieve the 10 -8 level demanded by the 24th and 25th CGPM decisions [3] and, most likely, will bring to the adoption of new definitions of the kilogram and mole in 2018.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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