Curious about energy conversion? Use Newtum's Calorie th to Megajoule Converter to seamlessly transform cal to MJ, simplifying your calculations.
A Calorie (symbolized as 'cal'), specifically a 'thermochemical calorie', is a unit of energy defined as the amount of heat energy required to raise the temperature of one gram of water by one degree Celsius at a pressure of one atmosphere.
Definition of MegajouleA Megajoule (MJ) is a unit of energy in the International System of Units (SI). One megajoule is equivalent to one million joules, where a joule is the energy transferred when applying a force of one newton over a displacement of one meter.
Calories (cal) | Megajoules (MJ) |
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1 cal | 0.000004184 MJ |
10 cal | 0.00004184 MJ |
50 cal | 0.0002092 MJ |
100 cal | 0.0004184 MJ |
200 cal | 0.0008368 MJ |
500 cal | 0.002092 MJ |
1000 cal | 0.004184 MJ |
5000 cal | 0.02092 MJ |
10000 cal | 0.04184 MJ |
50000 cal | 0.2092 MJ |
1 cal = 0.000004184 MJ
1 MJ = 239006 cal
Example 1:
convert 250 cal to MJ:
250 cal = 250 × 0.000004184 MJ = 0.001046 MJ
Example 2:
convert 1500 cal to MJ:
1500 cal = 1500 × 0.000004184 MJ = 0.006276 MJ
A brief history of the Calorie th to Megajoule Converter traces back to the scientific need to convert different energy units. As Calorie became a common unit for food energy, and Megajoule represented larger quantities of energy, this tool emerged as essential for scientists, dieticians, and engineers alike.
Discover the practicality of the Calorie th to Megajoule Converter, a tool bridging dietary energy with mechanical and electrical units.
Example 1:
Convert 350 cal to MJ:
350 cal = 350 × 0.000004184 MJ = 0.0014644 MJ
Example 2:
Convert 2750 cal to MJ:
2750 cal = 2750 × 0.000004184 MJ = 0.011506 MJ