Here an examples how to convert the unit of energy in eV to joule. Some questions do need this conversion to get the result.
5 MeV = .... joule
You knew already that M mean Mega = 106 , and eV is electronvolt.
Take an attention that
1 eV = 1,6 x 10−19 joule
So then we have
5 MeV = 5 x 106 x 1,6 x 10−19 joule
5 MeV = 8 x 10−13 joule
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Sunday, January 15, 2012
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Converting kWh to joule
How we convert the unit of kWh to joule?
For instance a lamp uses 6 kWh of electric energy. How we convert it in joule?
kWh means kilo watt hour and 1 kilo watt means 1.000 watt and 1 hour means (60x60) second. So then
5 kWh = 5 x 1.000 x 3.600 = 18.000.000 joule
or for simplicity just multiply with 3.600.000
another
12 kWh = ...... joule
the answer
12 kWh = 12 x 3.600.000 = 43.200.000 joule
How about joule to kWh?
72 MJ = ..... kWh
Answer
MJ means mega joule, where 1 MJ = 1.000.000 joule
so then we have
72 MJ = (72 x 1.000.000) : 3.600.000
= 20 kWh
For instance a lamp uses 6 kWh of electric energy. How we convert it in joule?
kWh means kilo watt hour and 1 kilo watt means 1.000 watt and 1 hour means (60x60) second. So then
5 kWh = 5 x 1.000 x 3.600 = 18.000.000 joule
or for simplicity just multiply with 3.600.000
another
12 kWh = ...... joule
the answer
12 kWh = 12 x 3.600.000 = 43.200.000 joule
How about joule to kWh?
72 MJ = ..... kWh
Answer
MJ means mega joule, where 1 MJ = 1.000.000 joule
so then we have
72 MJ = (72 x 1.000.000) : 3.600.000
= 20 kWh
Calorie or Calories
Teacher : Today we'll learn energy, do you know what is the unit of energy?
Student : joule sir!
Teacher : Another possible unit?
Student : Calorie sir?
Teacher : You have 5 joule of energy. Could you convert in calorie?
Student : Yes sir, 1 joule = 0.24 calorie or 1 calorie = 4.2 joule so then I have 5 x 0.24 = 1.2 calorie of energy.
Teacher : 1.2 calorie or 1.2 calories ?
Student : 1.2 calorie sir, if we use 1.2 calories for expressing that, the "s" in physics mean second sir, so I think its better to use 1.2 calorie than 1.2 calories to avoid wrong interpreting.
Teacher : Ok, enough for today see you tomorrow, don't forget to bring your homeworks!
Student : joule sir!
Teacher : Another possible unit?
Student : Calorie sir?
Teacher : You have 5 joule of energy. Could you convert in calorie?
Student : Yes sir, 1 joule = 0.24 calorie or 1 calorie = 4.2 joule so then I have 5 x 0.24 = 1.2 calorie of energy.
Teacher : 1.2 calorie or 1.2 calories ?
Student : 1.2 calorie sir, if we use 1.2 calories for expressing that, the "s" in physics mean second sir, so I think its better to use 1.2 calorie than 1.2 calories to avoid wrong interpreting.
Teacher : Ok, enough for today see you tomorrow, don't forget to bring your homeworks!
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