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Revision as of 00:03, 18 May 2005
A megajoule (abbreviation: MJ) is a unit of energy equal to 1000000 joules.
- One MJ is the approximate amount of work done by a one kilowatt device in fifteen minutes.
- One MJ is sufficient to melt 3 kilograms of ice at 0 °C
- One MJ is equal to 5/18 (approx. 0.2778) of a kilowatt hour.
- One MJ is the approximate nutritional value of a half-liter of orange juice.
See also
- SI
- joule
- SI prefix
- Orders of magnitude.
- 1 E6 J for more energy comparisons