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The reduced Planck constant (ℏ) is the smallest unit of measurement energy can quantize to and is based on Planck's constant (h). The Planck length, based on this unit, is the shortest distance energy can travel. The reduced Planck unit is the minimum unit of measurement in the universe.Feb 23, 2016

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