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The Newtonian gravitational constant: Modern status of measurement and the new CODATA value

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Scientific Measurement and Uncertainty Evaluation Relativity and Gravitational Theory Geophysics and Gravity Measurements

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Measurements of G , the Newtonian constant of gravitation, in laboratory experiments have a more than two hundred years’ history. Although the accuracy of the best modern experimental measurements of G reaches 15–40 ppm, the scatter of the measured values is large enough, and the knowledge of the absolute value of G is still rather poor. The results of the G measurements which were used for CODATA adjustments, as well as the CODATA values, are reviewed in the paper.

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