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Prompt: This constant links temperature with particle energy in statistical mechanics.
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  1. 01This constant links temperature with particle energy in statistical mechanics.
  2. 02This SI time unit is defined using a specified frequency of the caesium-133 atom.
  3. 03This temperature limit is 0 kelvin, exactly −273.15 °C.
  4. 04In a vacuum, this speed is approximately 299,792 kilometres per second.
  5. 05This absolute temperature scale begins at absolute zero and uses units without a degree sign.