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1 Kilojoule = 9.4781707774915e-16 Quads - one Kilojoule is equal to 9.4781707774915e-16 Quads. Use our free online Kilojoule to Quad converter to quickly convert Kilojoule to Quad for engineering, science, and everyday calculations. Check the conversion table and get reliable results in seconds.

Kilojoule to Quad Converter

Watt Hour

Attojoule

Fuel Oil Equivalent of 1 Barrel

Board of Trade

BTU [Thermochemical]

Calorie [15 °C]

Calorie

Calorie [Nutritional]

Calorie [Thermochemical]

Celsius Heat

Centijoule

Cheval Vapeur Heure

Decijoule

Dekajoule

Dekatherm

Dekawatt hour

Dyne Centimeter

Electrovolt

Exajoule

Exawatt Hour

Femtojoule

Foot Pound

Foot Poundal

Automotive Gasoline [UK]

Automotive Gasoline [US]

Aviation Gasoline [UK]

Aviation Gasoline [US]

Diesel Oil [UK]

Diesel Oil [US]

Distillate #2 Fuel Oil [UK]

Distillate #2 Fuel Oil [US]

Kerosene Type Jet Fuel [UK]

Kerosene Type Jet Fuel [US]

Kerosene [UK]

Kerosene [US]

LPG [UK]

LPG [US]

Naphtha Type Jet Fuel [UK]

Naphtha Type Jet Fuel [US]

Residual Fuel Oil [UK]

Residual Fuel Oil [US]

Gasoline [Liter]

Gram Force Centimeter

Gram Force Meter

Gigaelectronvolt

Gigajoule

Gigaton [TNT]

Gigawatt Hour

Gram Calorie

Hartree

Hundred Cubic Feet of Natural Gas

Hectojoule

Hectowatt Hour

Horsepower Hour

Horsepower Hour [Metric]

Inch Ounce

Inch Pound

Joule

Kilocalorie [15 °C]

Kilocalorie

Kilocalorie [Nutritional]

Kilogram Calorie

Kg Force Centimeter

Kilogram Force Meter

Kilocalorie [Thermochemical]

Kiloelectronvolt

Kilojoule is a unit of measurement for energy. One kilojoule is equal to 1000 joules.

Kilojoule

Kilopond Meter

Kiloton [TNT]

Fuel Oil Equivalent of 1 Kiloliter

Kilowatt Hour

Kilowatt Second

Pound Force Foot

Pound Force Inch

Liter Atmosphere

MBTU

Mega BTU

Megaelectronvolt

Megajoule

Megalerg

Megaton [TNT]

Megawatt Hour

Microjoule

Millijoule

MMBTU

MMKcal

Myriawatt Hour

Nanojoule

Newton Meter

Ounce Force Inch

Petajoule

Petawatt Hour

Picojoule

Quad is a unit of measurement for energy.  Quad stands for quadrillion and it is used in discussing world and national energy budgets by United States Department of Energy.  One quad is equal to 1.05 exajoules.