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- noun Plural form of
petajoule .
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Examples
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The reaction of 1 kg of antimatter with 1 kg of matter would produce 1.8×1017 J (180 petajoules) of energy (by the equation E=mc²).
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The reaction of 1 kg of antimatter with 1 kg of matter would produce 1.8×1017 J (180 petajoules) of energy (by the equation E=mc²).
The Speculist: Hawking Thinks Interstellar Travel Feasible 2006
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· A district heating system in Kryukovo, Russia, that supplies almost 10 petajoules of heat was to a large extent manually controlled and monitored.
Chapter 9 2000
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In 1998 world production of ethanol was estimated at 18 billion litres (equivalent to 420 petajoules).
Chapter 9 2000
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ESSA produces seven million tons a year of salt, involving the evaporation of 190 million tons of water and the conservation of 5,000 petajoules (equivalent to 277 million kilowatt-hours) of energy.
IPS Inter Press Service Emilio Godoy 2010
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The Dawson Seamgas fields have certified (2) Proved (1P) gas reserves of 60 petajoules (PJ),
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It says the field was limited to 70 petajoules of gas annually, when it could have produced
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The company did not alter its proven and probable gas reserve estimates of 1,520 petajoules at Narrabri, but it did flag an upgrade to resources at PEL 238 this year.
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Wesfarmers Ltd division to supply as much as 60 petajoules of gas for John Brookes gas field offshore from Western Australia, which is a joint venture with Varanus Island gas hub in WA.
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ESSA produces seven million tons a year of salt, involving the evaporation of 190 million tons of water and the conservation of 5,000 petajoules (equivalent to 277 million kilowatt-hours) of energy.
IPS Inter Press Service Emilio Godoy 2010
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