Assertion: joule | /r/HasProperty | unit
Facets:
value: for work
type: PURPOSE
value: really
type: DEGREE
value: for force
type: PURPOSE
value: in the si system
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: A joule ( or sometimes ) is a unit in the SI system.
text: -- it makes it look like the kilojoule is a different unit from the megajoule or nanojoule, when really, the joule is the unit, and (since this is the metric system) a prefix can be applied to multiply it by a power of ten.
text: Joule and Newton are two units that are very useful in the SI unit system.
text: The key difference between Newton and joule is that Newton is a unit that measures force, while Joule is a unit that measures energy.
text: The key difference between Newton and joule is that Newton is a unit that measures force, while Joule is a unit that measures energy.
text: Joule Per Kilogram (J/kg) is a unit in the category of Thermal heat capacity.
text: Joules is the unit for force and work, or the energy acted upon an object, and Kinetic Energy is the energy that is "currently happening" to the object, so KE and force are equivalent.