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kilojoule the unit in which scientists measure energy (A calorie is equal to 4.2 kilojoules.)
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kilogram-meter a unit of energy or work equivalent to the amount of energy needed to raise one kilogram one meter and is equal to 7.2334 foot-pounds.
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kilovolt (1) a unit of electromotive force equal to 1000 volts; (2) a standard measure for the relationship between the intensity of an electromagnetic field and the distance between the electrodes generating the field used in electrostatic flocking.
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kilo- a prefix utilized in the metric system of measurement that denotes 10 to the power of three (10 3 ) or 1,000; symbol is k.
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kilobase One thousand DNA base pairs
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