Sponsored by the Institute of Physics   Constants Equations Periodic Table Conversions   Mass   Length   Volume/Capacity   Area   Mass Density   Linear Density   Surface Density   Time   Force   Energy, Heat and Work   Power Java Structurer SI Units Symbols   Printer Version Science Conversions - Energy, Heat and Work From: To: megaton (TNT) Q unit kiloton (TNT) quad (quadrillion, Btu) barrel oil equiv. ton oil equiv. ton coal equiv. therm (EEG) therm (US) thermie (15°C) kilowatt-hour kilocalorie (therm.) Celsius heat unit pound centigrade unit (15°C) Celsius heat unit (15°C) Brit. therm. unit (39.2°F) Brit. therm. unit (mean) Brit. therm. unit (ISO/TC 12) Brit. therm. unit (IST) Brit. therm. unit (UK gas) Brit. therm. unit (thermochem.) Brit. therm. unit (60°C) Brit. therm. unit (Gas IAR) litre-atmosphere kilogram-force-metre calorie (4°C) calorie (mean) calorie (IST) calorie (15°C) calorie (thermochem.) calorie (20°C) foot-pound-force (duty) joule (int.) joule foot-poundal erg billion electronvolt (GeV) prout hartree (u.a. of energy) rydberg electronvolt frigorie megaton (TNT) Q unit kiloton (TNT) quad (quadrillion, Btu) barrel oil equiv. ton oil equiv. ton coal equiv. therm (EEG) therm (US) thermie (15°C) kilowatt-hour kilocalorie (therm.) Celsius heat unit pound centigrade unit (15°C) Celsius heat unit (15°C) Brit. therm. unit (39.2°F) Brit. therm. unit (mean) Brit. therm. unit (ISO/TC 12) Brit. therm. unit (IST) Brit. therm. unit (UK gas) Brit. therm. unit (thermochem.) Brit. therm. unit (60°C) Brit. therm. unit (Gas IAR) litre-atmosphere kilogram-force-metre calorie (4°C) calorie (mean) calorie (IST) calorie (15°C) calorie (thermochem.) calorie (20°C) foot-pound-force (duty) joule (int.) joule foot-poundal erg billion electronvolt (GeV) prout hartree (u.a. of energy) rydberg electronvolt frigorie How to use: Enter the value to convert from in the 'From' box and select its units from the list. Then select the units to convert to from the second list and the conversion will be performed for you. The conversion factor can be found simply by entering '1'. Note: Slight inaccuracies can occur due to the rounding of conversion factors.   [ H O M E ] [ S C I E N C E ] [ M A T H S ] [ A S T R O N O M Y ] Download | Shop | Contact | About   Page compiled: Wed Sep 05 18:37:57 GMT+01:00 2001