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A metric unit of work or energy, equivalent to one watt second.
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A unit of energy or work in the metric system. Frequently used to quantify the energy required to expel a droplet.
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The international unit of energy. The energy produced by a power of one watt flowing for one second.
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(symbol J) - named in honor of British physicist James P. Joule (rhymes with pool) who proved in 1843 that a specific amount of work was converted into a specific amount of heat. A joule is now a unit for all forms of energy. One joule of work is done when the force of one NEWTON is exerted on an object moving in the direction of the force, a distance of one meter. It takes about one joule to lift an apple over your head. ...
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Measure of electrical energy, also refers to a surge suppressor
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