diff --git a/source/arche/constants.rst b/source/arche/constants.rst
index f5f91939..e98e955a 100644
--- a/source/arche/constants.rst
+++ b/source/arche/constants.rst
@@ -1,55 +1,59 @@
 .. _constants:
 
-Using standard constants in |Cyclus|
+|Cyclus| Defined Constants
 ======================================
 
 Cyclus defines a set of constants to help standardize archetype properties and prevent
 unexpected simulation failures.  These constants are determined at build time and may
-depend on your system's architecture (e.g. for maximum integer size).  This set is
-defined twice, with identical values existing in the C++ namespace and Python library.
+depend on your system's architecture (specifically the size of an ``int`` type, in bytes).  
+This set is defined twice, with identical values existing in the C++ namespace and Python library.
 The numeric values are as follows:
 
-.. list-table:: Cyclus constant values
-   :widths: 25 25 25
-   :header-rows: 1
+.. list-table::
+  :width: 100%
+  :widths: 25 75
+  :header-rows: 1
 
-   * - Name
-     - Value
-   * - CY_LARGE_INT
-     - 2147483647 (on most 64-bit machines; this should be equal to std::numeric_limits<int>::max())
-   * - CY_LARGE_DOUBLE
-     - 1e299
-   * - CY_NEAR_ZERO
-     - 1e-08
+  * - Name
+    - Value
+  * - CY_LARGE_INT
+    - | 2147483647 on most 64-bit machines.
+      | This should be equal to ``std::numeric_limits<int>::max()``.
+  * - CY_LARGE_DOUBLE
+    - 1e299
+  * - CY_NEAR_ZERO
+    - 1e-08
 
 Accessing constants in C++
 --------------------------
 
 The constants are defined in ``cyclus/cyc_limits.h`` and exist in the ``cyclus::`` namespace.  They can be
-included and used as so:
+used in this way:
 
 .. code-block:: cpp
-    #include "cyclus.h"
-    ...
-    double my_large_double = cyclus::CY_LARGE_DOUBLE;
-    ...
+
+  #include "cyclus.h"
+  ...
+  int my_large_int = cyclus::CY_LARGE_INT;
+  ...
 
 Accessing constants in Python
 -----------------------------
 
 The constants are defined in the ``cyclus.system`` module and can be imported and used as long as
-the cyclus package is in your Python path:
+the ``cyclus`` package is in your Python path:
 
 .. code-block:: python
-    from cyclus.system import CY_LARGE_DOUBLE, CY_LARGE_INT, CY_NEAR_ZERO
-    ...
-    my_small_value = CY_NEAR_ZERO
-    ...
+
+  from cyclus.system import CY_LARGE_DOUBLE, CY_LARGE_INT, CY_NEAR_ZERO
+  ...
+  my_small_value = CY_NEAR_ZERO
+  ...
 
 Using constants with the Cyclus Preprocessor
 --------------------------------------------
 
-Many archetype developers utilize the Cyclus Preprocessor and ``#pragma cyclus`` to
+Many archetype developers utilize the :ref:`Cyclus Preprocessor <cycpp>` and ``#pragma cyclus`` to
 define state variables within an archetype.  The preprocessor allows any arbitrary
 Python code to be executed via ``#pragma cyclus exec``.  Thus one can import the
 set of Python constants into the global namespace that agent annotations are processed,
@@ -58,14 +62,15 @@ following ``#pragma cyclus var`` is evaluated by the Python interpreter, so you
 treat it as if it were Python code.
 
 .. code-block:: cpp
-    #pragma cyclus exec from cyclus.system import CY_LARGE_DOUBLE
 
-    ...
+  #pragma cyclus exec from cyclus.system import CY_LARGE_DOUBLE
+
+  ...
 
-    #pragma cyclus var {"default": CY_LARGE_DOUBLE, \
-                      "tooltip": "sink maximum inventory size", \
-                      "uilabel": "Maximum Inventory", \
-                      "uitype": "range", \
-                      "range": [0.0, CY_LARGE_DOUBLE], \
-                      "doc": "total maximum inventory size of sink facility"}
-    double max_inv_size;
+  #pragma cyclus var {"default": CY_LARGE_DOUBLE, \
+                    "tooltip": "sink maximum inventory size", \
+                    "uilabel": "Maximum Inventory", \
+                    "uitype": "range", \
+                    "range": [0.0, CY_LARGE_DOUBLE], \
+                    "doc": "total maximum inventory size of sink facility"}
+  double max_inv_size;
diff --git a/source/arche/tutorial_cpp/state_var.rst b/source/arche/tutorial_cpp/state_var.rst
index 3ca2b0d3..531178a7 100644
--- a/source/arche/tutorial_cpp/state_var.rst
+++ b/source/arche/tutorial_cpp/state_var.rst
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ stored and the input/output commodity names.
 .. note::
     Sometimes you may wish to include numeric values in your state variable definitions,
     such as a default value or range of possible values.  Cyclus provides a set of constants
-    that might be of use, see :ref:`constants` for more information.
+    that might be of use, see :ref:`documentation on standard constants <constants>` for more information.
 
 Build and Install the Modified Module
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