Is There Any Meaning of Planck’s Constant Numbers as Regards to Quantum Superposition via the Chemical Atomic Masses of Nucleotide Bases?

According to Quantum Perspective Model, this article attempts to researches the relationships between Planck’s constant numbers and genetics codes. At first, Planck’s constant number after comma is lined up in triplets. Secondly, Planck’s constant numbers after comma are converted from decimal number system to binary number system. Thirdly, the outcome of numbers is converted again from binary number system to decimal number system partially. Fourthly, the outcomes of these decimal numbers are summed one by one. Fifthly, the result of addition corresponds to nucleotide bases [Adenine (A), Thymine (T) Guanine (G), Cytosine (C) and Uracil]. Sixthly, from Quantum Perspective Model, the consequence of this conversion corresponds not only with Adenine (A) nucleotide base both also corresponds to Thymine (T) nucleotide base. Lastly, also the first two Planck’s constant numbers after comma approximately “67.2” corresponds to nucleotide bases. Namely, the number “66” equals to “Thymine (T)” nucleotide base and also the number “70” equals to “Adenine (A)” nucleotide base. In summary, this result is significant not only with the link between Planck’s constant in Quantum Physics as regards Quantum superposition, but also with the link between genetic codes in Biochemistry. In other words, this article is another expression of Planck constant numbers in Quantum Physics, both with atomic mass weights in Chemistry and genetic codes in Biochemistry. As a result, this article also revealed not only the relationship between Planck constant numbers and chemical formulas, but also the relationship between Planck constant numbers and acid-base ratio and bony fishes.