energy units conversion
Amount: 1 joule (J) of energy
Equals: 0.0010 kilojoules (kJ) in energy
Converting joule to kilojoules value in the energy units scale.
TOGGLE : from kilojoules into joules in the other way around.
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How many kilojoules are in 1 joule? The answer is: 1 J equals 0.0010 kJ
0.0010 kJ is converted to 1 of what?
The kilojoules unit number 0.0010 kJ converts to 1 J, one joule. It is the EQUAL energy value of 1 joule but in the kilojoules energy unit alternative.
| J/kJ energy conversion result | ||||
| From | Symbol | Equals | Result | Symbol |
| 1 | J | = | 0.0010 | kJ |
Conversion chart - joules to kilojoules
1 joule to kilojoules = 0.0010 kJ
2 joules to kilojoules = 0.0020 kJ
3 joules to kilojoules = 0.0030 kJ
4 joules to kilojoules = 0.0040 kJ
5 joules to kilojoules = 0.0050 kJ
6 joules to kilojoules = 0.0060 kJ
7 joules to kilojoules = 0.0070 kJ
8 joules to kilojoules = 0.0080 kJ
9 joules to kilojoules = 0.0090 kJ
10 joules to kilojoules = 0.010 kJ
11 joules to kilojoules = 0.011 kJ
12 joules to kilojoules = 0.012 kJ
13 joules to kilojoules = 0.013 kJ
14 joules to kilojoules = 0.014 kJ
15 joules to kilojoules = 0.015 kJ
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Convert energy of joule (J) and kilojoules (kJ) units in reverse from kilojoules into joules.
Energy units equivalents
With this energy units pair converter, a difference between two energy units are calculated to work out their corresponding equivalent values.
Converter type: energy units
First unit: joule (J) is used for measuring energy.
Second: kilojoule (kJ) is unit of energy.
QUESTION:
15 J = ? kJ
ANSWER:
15 J = 0.015 kJ
Abbreviation, or prefix, for joule is:
J
Abbreviation for kilojoule is:
kJ
Other applications for this energy calculator ...
With the above mentioned two-units calculating service it provides, this energy converter proved to be useful also as a teaching tool:
1. in practicing joules and kilojoules ( J vs. kJ ) measures exchange.
2. for conversion factors between unit pairs.
3. work with energy's values and properties.