NOTE: Sometimes going from a/m/p to moles and density to moles you will get NAN as an answer, just reload the page to fix. Sorry about the bug I will try to fix next version.
As promised I have created version 2 . In this version I have added
Moles to Density
Density to Moles
Soon I will create Version 3.0 with:
Moles to Grams
Grams to Moles
but you will have to find the total molar mass, but it will be worth it. I will have a built in periodic table in 3.5 including built in molar masses .
Basics of this:
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From moles to A/M/P
userinput * 6.02*10^23 = answer (a/m/p)
From A/M/P to moles
userinput / 6.02*10^23 = answer (mol)
From Moles to Density
userinput * 22.4 = answer (liters)
From Density to Moles
userinput / 22.4 = answer (mol)
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I promise this will come in help when you take chemistry other wise you will have to write out some long ass equations.
If you are taking you AP exams or any exams for chemistry this is allowed in the state of Maryland, I am unsure about other countries. Good luck taking them.
Haha nice! Im in AP chem and that stuff is annoying to convert all the units. Nice useful tool.
Try to get some complicated stuff and that would be tight...Stoichiometry!!!
If you had a program that could calculate the total molar mass...that would be awesome!11 It's such a pain in the ass to do that stuff... That and my teacher is very strict with the rounding...so even if you get the answer right if it's not rounded correctly (to sig. figures) then it's wrong...
You mean when calculating molar mass? You should round to the 100th, for example like oxygen which has a molar mass of 15.9994 you should round to 16.00 because of the 99, and if it's like nitrogen with 14.0067 because of the 67 the hundredths place turns into a one so you get 14.01...other than that just round to two digits right of the decimal point... *falls over*
Try to get some complicated stuff and that would be tight...Stoichiometry!!!
Great work.
dogosan:should i round to the nearest 10th 100th or just keep the whole thing