j_cal: j_cal
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j_cal R Documentation
j_cal
Description
This function converts joule into calorie.
Usage
j_cal(joule, standard = "15")
Arguments
joule
joule.
standard
"thermochemical" = Thermochemical calorie; "4" = 4°C calorie; "15" = 15°C calorie; "20" = 20°C calorie; "mean" = mean calorie (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calorie).
Examples
j_cal(joule = 4000, standard = "15")
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j_cal
Description
This function converts joule into calorie.
Usage
j_cal(joule, standard = "15")
Arguments
joule |
joule. |
standard |
"thermochemical" = Thermochemical calorie; "4" = 4°C calorie; "15" = 15°C calorie; "20" = 20°C calorie; "mean" = mean calorie (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calorie). |
Examples
j_cal(joule = 4000, standard = "15")
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