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Kilojoule

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kilojoule [′kil·ə‚jül]
(physics)
A unit of energy or work equal to 1000 joules. Abbreviated kJ.
Kilojoule 

a multiple of the joule, which is a unit of energy (work) in the International System of Units; also a unit of energy (work) in the meter-ton-second (mts) system of units (with the specific designation sthene-meter). It is designated by the abbreviation kJ; 1 kJ = 1,000 J = 101.97 kgf · m = 238.85 cal = 0.27778 W · hr = 6.2419 × 1021 eV.
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