What is the non-SI unit of heat energy?

Answer 1

joule

This answer needs further explanation. Heat is nota 'form' of energy, but describes 'energy in transit' between a higher temperature to a lower temperature. So it is incorrect to talk about 'heat energy'. Because heat describes energy in transit, it is indeed measured in joules.

Answer 2

Celsius is the most common used way to tell the temperature. Only American uses the Farienhiet.

Answer 3

The non-SI unit of heat energy is the calorie (cal). It is commonly used in the field of nutrition to measure the energy content of food.

Answer 4

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specific_heat_capacity

Answer 5

SI unit is Joule, J

Non SI units are calories, British Thermal units, BTU

Answer 6

Although Celsius is the most common, there is also Fahrenheit and Kelvin.

Answer 7

calorie