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 lastUpdated="2021-07-07" 
 version="1.0" 
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    <unit id="u100">
      <unitId>MVa</unitId>
      <unitName>MegaVolt-ampere</unitName>
      <itemType>powerItemType</itemType>
      <itemTypeDate>2009-12-16</itemTypeDate>
      <symbol>MVa</symbol>
      <definition>A megavolt-ampere (MVa) is the unit used for the apparent power in an electrical circuit, equal to the product of root-mean-square (RMS) voltage and RMS current. In direct current (DC) circuits, this product is equal to the real power (active power) in watts. Volt-amperes are useful only in the context of alternating current (AC) circuits.</definition>
      <baseStandard>SI</baseStandard>
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          </mrow>
        </math>
      </conversionPresentation>
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            <times/>
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            <ci>VA</ci>
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        </math>
      </conversionContent>
      <status>CR</status>
      <versionDate>2021-06-30</versionDate>
    </unit>
    <unit id="u00303">
      <unitId>dth</unitId>
      <unitName>Dekatherm</unitName>
      <itemType>energyItemType</itemType>
      <itemTypeDate>2009-12-16</itemTypeDate>
      <symbol>dth</symbol>
      <definition>The dekatherm is a unit of energy used to measure natural gas. One dekatherm is equal to 10 therms or one million British thermal units (Btu).</definition>
      <baseStandard>Customary</baseStandard>
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      </conversionContent>
      <status>CR</status>
      <versionDate>2021-02-16</versionDate>
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