Sentences with ENERGY-UNIT
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"Joule is a commonly used energy unit in physics."
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"In the International System of Units (SI), the energy unit is the joule."
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"In natural gas industry, the energy unit is often expressed in British thermal units (BTUs)."
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"The electronvolt is a convenient energy unit for atomic and nuclear phenomena."
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"The erg is an extremely small energy unit, equal to 10^-7 Joules."
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"The kilocalorie, abbreviated kcal, is another energy unit commonly used in nutrition."
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"The foot-pound is a non-SI energy unit still used in some fields of engineering."
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"One of the oldest energy units is the foot-poundal, mainly used in the study of human motion."
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"In astronomy, the energy unit is often the electronvolt due to its convenient scale."
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"In quantum mechanics, the energy unit is often chosen to be the natural units of Planck's constant."
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"The kilowatt-hour is the most commonly used energy unit on household electricity bills."
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"The joule is a derived energy unit, defined as the work done by a one-newton force over one meter."
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"The electronvolt is a particularly useful energy unit when dealing with atomic and subatomic particles."
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"The joule is the standard energy unit in the International System of Units (SI)."
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"Calorie is a common energy unit used in nutrition to measure the energy content of food."
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"The kilowatt-hour (kWh) is a widely used energy unit for measuring electricity consumption."
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"In physics, the electron volt (eV) is a convenient energy unit for atomic and subatomic particles."
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"British thermal unit (BTU) is an energy unit commonly used to measure heat energy."
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"In the field of astronomy, erg is a small energy unit used to describe celestial phenomena."
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"The foot-pound (ft-lb) is an energy unit frequently used in mechanics and engineering."
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"Megajoule (MJ) is a larger energy unit often employed in industrial and power generation contexts."
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"The electronvolt mass (eV/c^2) is an energy unit used to express mass-energy equivalence."
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"Gigawatt-hour (GWh) is a large energy unit equivalent to one billion watt-hours."
