Kilojoule (kJ) an Energy Measurement Unit and Conversion Chart

Q. What is a Kilojoule ?

Answer: Kilojoule is SI derived multiple of the energy unit joule(J).

Q. How much is 1 Kilojoule energy?

It is equal to 1.00E+03 times joules.

Symbol : kJ

So 1 kilojoule = 1.00E+03 joules.

Example Conversion: 97 kilojoule = 1.00E+03 X 97 joules.

Or we can say, 97 kJ = 97000 J.

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Convert kilojoule to other energy measurement units

attojoule - aJ centijoule - cJ decajoule - daJ decijoule - dJ exajoule - EJ femtojoule - fJ gigajoule - GJ hectojoule - hJ joule - J megajoule - MJ microjoule - µJ millijoule - mJ nanojoule - nJ petajoule - PJ picojoule - pJ terajoule - TJ yoctojoule - yJ yottajoule - YJ zeptojoule - zJ zettajoule - ZJ

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Kilojoule Conversion Table and Chart

Use this conversion chart to compare one with other energy measurement units.

1.0E+21 attojoule - aJ	100000 centijoule - cJ
100 decajoule - daJ	10000 decijoule - dJ
1.0E-15 exajoule - EJ	1.0E+18 femtojoule - fJ
1.0E-6 gigajoule - GJ	10 hectojoule - hJ
1000 joule - J	1 kilojoule - kJ
0.001 megajoule - MJ	1000000000 microjoule - µJ
1000000 millijoule - mJ	1000000000000 nanojoule - nJ
1.0E-12 petajoule - PJ	1.0E+15 picojoule - pJ
1.0E-9 terajoule - TJ	1.0E+27 yoctojoule - yJ
1.0E-21 yottajoule - YJ	1.0E+24 zeptojoule - zJ
1.0E-18 zettajoule - ZJ