joule

Converse of object

• absorb: The heel seat is capable of absorbing 20 joules of energy.
• use: If this also fails a third shock using 360 joules is employed.
• require: A force of 1 Newton moving 1 meter requires 1 Joule of energy.
• have: This means that you already have 108 thousand Joules of kinetic energy for every kg.

Adjective modifier

many: This tells you how many joules of energy the appliance uses every second.

Modifies a noun

• heating: Joule Heating: Think of a herd of buffalo on the prairie.
• impact: Protected against 0.5 joule impact ( 250g @ 20cm ).

Noun used with modifier

quintillion: The lead pair of reindeer would absorb 14.3 quintillion joules of energy per second each.

Preposition: in

power: Most BB guns are under 1 Joule in power.

Preposition: of

energy: A force of 1 Newton moving 1 meter requires 1 Joule of energy.

Preposition: per

• meter: Radiant Exposure - Is the power of a laser beam given in Joules per square meter ( usually for pulsed lasers ).
• kilogram: The preferred unit is J/kg ( joules per kilogram ).
• coulomb: The volt is equal to 1 joule per coulomb.
• second: That is " energy per second " , in this case " million joules per second " .