Science, asked by sid1712, 1 year ago

small unit of energy

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Answered by vamritaeunameun

there isn't a smallest unit since for photons (the carriers of most energy we’re familiar with), energy is just proportional to wavelength, and a photon could conceivably have a wavelength the width of the observable universe. at that scale, it would have an energy of roughly 10^-52 J.

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Answered by Anonymous

joule is a smallest unit of energy than calories

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