kilojoule

It is time to get rid of the kilojoule at last, which nobody can work out.

A kilojoule per mole is a way of measuring the amount of heat needed for something.

It usually has the symbol E and it is measured in kilojoule per mole.

The kilojoule (kJ) is equal to one thousand (10) joules.

The kilojoule has not taken off as a unit. It confuses people and therefore, we do not need to specify it as mandatory information.

In nutritional contexts, the kilojoule (kJ) is the SI unit of food energy.

One kilojoule per second (1000 watts) is approximately the amount of solar radiation received by one square meter of the Earth in full daylight.

Try converting a fathom to a "mark twain," an erg to a kilojoule, or a lentor to a stoke.

The same sort of thing occurred when they offered students a snack and listed its energy content in either kilocalories or a much smaller unit, the kilojoule.

Picard diverted every kilojoule of available power to his dual propulsion systems, even as he pined for his dearly departed warp drive.

As of 2006 the cost of supercapacitors was 1 cent per farad and $2.85 per kilojoule and dropping.

The energy efficiency of different types of transportation range from some hundred kilojoule per kilometre for a bicycle to several megajoule for a helicopter.

The cost of supercapacitors in 2006 was US$0.01 per farad or US$2.85 per kilojoule.

Within the European Union, both the kilocalorie ("kcal") and kilojoule ("kJ") appear on nutrition labels.

In the International System of Units, energy is measured in joules (J) or its multiples; the kilojoule (kJ) is most often used for food-related quantities.

In went his most powerful thrusts, with every millimetre of length and circumference and every kilojoule of energy he had, slap, slap he went, eleven, twelve, thirteen.

The human body runs at about 24% efficiency for a relatively fit athlete, so for every kilojoule delivered to the pedals the body consumes 1 kcal (4.2 kJ) of food energy.

This figure can then be used to design a dietary regime that places the subject in kilojoule (or kilocalorie) deficit or surplus, depending on whether weight loss or gain is the intended clinical outcome.

Argus used a series of five groups of amplifiers and spatial filters arranged along the beamlines, each one boosting power until it reached a total of about 1 kilojoule and 1-2 terawatts per beam.

For needed electrical energy storage (discharged over 30 seconds with about 50 gigawatt average and about 100 gigawatts peak), SMES cost performance on such unusual scale is anticipated of around a dollar per kilojoule and $20 per kW-peak.