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The table is divided into two main sections: Submultiples and Multiples. Each section lists the value, symbol, and name for various prefixes. For submultiples, values range from 10⁻¹ (decijoule, dJ) down to 10⁻²⁴ (yoctojoule, yJ). For multiples, values range from 10¹ (decajoule, daJ) up to 10²⁴ (yottajoule, YJ). Common multiples are indicated in bold face, which include kilojoule (kJ), megajoule (MJ), gigajoule (GJ), terajoule (TJ), petajoule (PJ), exajoule (EJ), zettajoule (ZJ), and yottajoule (YJ). 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