millijoule | 1 mJ | 2 mJ | 3 mJ | 4 mJ | 5 mJ | 6 mJ | 7 mJ | 8 mJ | 9 mJ | 10 mJ | 11 mJ | 12 mJ | 13 mJ | 14 mJ | 15 mJ | 16 mJ | 17 mJ | 18 mJ | 19 mJ | 20 mJ | 21 mJ | 22 mJ | 23 mJ | 24 mJ | 25 mJ | 26 mJ | 27 mJ | 28 mJ | 29 mJ | 30 mJ | 31 mJ | 32 mJ | 33 mJ | 34 mJ | 35 mJ | 36 mJ | 37 mJ | 38 mJ | 39 mJ | 40 mJ | 41 mJ | 42 mJ | 43 mJ | 44 mJ | 45 mJ | 46 mJ | 47 mJ | 48 mJ | 49 mJ | 50 mJ | 51 mJ | 52 mJ | 53 mJ | 54 mJ | 55 mJ | 56 mJ | 57 mJ | 58 mJ | 59 mJ | 60 mJ | 61 mJ | 62 mJ | 63 mJ | 64 mJ | 65 mJ | 66 mJ | 67 mJ | 68 mJ | 69 mJ | 70 mJ | 71 mJ | 72 mJ | 73 mJ | 74 mJ | 75 mJ | 76 mJ | 77 mJ | 78 mJ | 79 mJ | 80 mJ | 81 mJ | 82 mJ | 83 mJ | 84 mJ | 85 mJ | 86 mJ | 87 mJ | 88 mJ | 89 mJ | 90 mJ | 91 mJ | 92 mJ | 93 mJ | 94 mJ | 95 mJ | 96 mJ | 97 mJ | 98 mJ | 99 mJ | 100 mJ |
joule | 0.001 J | 0.002 J | 0.003 J | 0.004 J | 0.005 J | 0.006 J | 0.007 J | 0.008 J | 0.009 J | 0.01 J | 0.011 J | 0.012 J | 0.013 J | 0.014 J | 0.015 J | 0.016 J | 0.017 J | 0.018 J | 0.019 J | 0.02 J | 0.021 J | 0.022 J | 0.023 J | 0.024 J | 0.025 J | 0.026 J | 0.027 J | 0.028 J | 0.029 J | 0.03 J | 0.031 J | 0.032 J | 0.033 J | 0.034 J | 0.035 J | 0.036 J | 0.037 J | 0.038 J | 0.039 J | 0.04 J | 0.041 J | 0.042 J | 0.043 J | 0.044 J | 0.045 J | 0.046 J | 0.047 J | 0.048 J | 0.049 J | 0.05 J | 0.051 J | 0.052 J | 0.053 J | 0.054 J | 0.055 J | 0.056 J | 0.057 J | 0.058 J | 0.059 J | 0.06 J | 0.061 J | 0.062 J | 0.063 J | 0.064 J | 0.065 J | 0.066 J | 0.067 J | 0.068 J | 0.069 J | 0.07 J | 0.071 J | 0.072 J | 0.073 J | 0.074 J | 0.075 J | 0.076 J | 0.077 J | 0.078 J | 0.079 J | 0.08 J | 0.081 J | 0.082 J | 0.083 J | 0.084 J | 0.085 J | 0.086 J | 0.087 J | 0.088 J | 0.089 J | 0.09 J | 0.091 J | 0.092 J | 0.093 J | 0.094 J | 0.095 J | 0.096 J | 0.097 J | 0.098 J | 0.099 J | 0.1 J |
The millijoule (mJ) is equal to one thousandth (10−3) of a joule.
Name of unit | Symbol | Definition | Relation to SI units | Unit System |
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millijoule | mJ | = 10-3 joule | = 10-3 joule | Metric system SI |
millijoules | joules | millijoules | joules |
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1 | = 0.001 | 6 | = 0.006 |
2 | = 0.002 | 7 | = 0.007 |
3 | = 0.003 | 8 | = 0.008 |
4 | = 0.004 | 9 | = 0.009 |
5 | = 0.005 | 10 | = 0.01 |
The joule (/ˈdʒuːl/); symbol: J), is a derived unit of energy in the International System of Units. It is equal to the energy transferred to (or work done on) an object when a force of one newton acts on that object in the direction of its motion through a distance of one metre (1 newton metre or N⋅m).
Name of unit | Symbol | Definition | Relation to SI units | Unit System |
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joule | J | The work done when a force of one newton moves the point of its application a distance of one metre in the direction of the force. | = 1 J = 1 m·N = 1 kg·m2/s2 = 1 C·V = 1 W·s | Metric system SI |
joules | millijoules | joules | millijoules |
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1 | = 1000 | 6 | = 6000 |
2 | = 2000 | 7 | = 7000 |
3 | = 3000 | 8 | = 8000 |
4 | = 4000 | 9 | = 9000 |
5 | = 5000 | 10 | = 10000 |
millijoules | joules |
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1 | = 0.001 |
1 000 | = 1 |
Symbol | Definition |
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≡ | exactly equal |
≈ | approximately equal to |
= | equal to |
digits | indicates that digits repeat infinitely (e.g. 8.294 369 corresponds to 8.294 369 369 369 369 …) |