Preparing a solution with a given molar fraction as a weight concentration
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Preparing a solution with a given molar fraction as a weight concentration
Using Component 1 as the solute and Component 2 as the solvent, this calculator converts a solution with a given molar fraction of Component 1 into the weight concentration of Component 1.
It calculates the weight of Component 2 that should be added based on the actual weight of Component 1.
It also calculates the weight concentration of the solution you have actually prepared.
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It calculates the weight of Component 2 that should be added based on the actual weight of Component 1.
It also calculates the weight concentration of the solution you have actually prepared.
The date and time are displayed; please use a screenshot or similar method to keep a record.
| Weight concentration of component 1 | % |
| Target component: 2 parts by weight | g |
| Actual weight concentration of component 1 | % |
| Error | % |
| Date | |
| Time |
Molecular weight of water = 18.01528
Molecular weight of D₂O = 20.0276
Molecular weight of H₂¹⁸O = 20.02
Molecular weight of glycerol = 92.09382
Molecular weight of trehalose (anhydrous) = 342.296
Molecular weight of lithium chloride = 42.394
Molecular weight of D₂O = 20.0276
Molecular weight of H₂¹⁸O = 20.02
Molecular weight of glycerol = 92.09382
Molecular weight of trehalose (anhydrous) = 342.296
Molecular weight of lithium chloride = 42.394
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