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For the heisenburg uncertainty principle, where did the 4 pi come from in the equation, which is "x times p is greater than or equal to h divided from 4 pi"?
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is not important. What is important is that the uncertainty 
is approximately of the order of 
, which is a characteristic value that appears in many (most) formulas dealing with quantum mechanics.Another question on Chemistry
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