The Concentration Conversion Tool in Chemix School is designed for scientists, chemists, teachers on school labs, and lab technicians who need to convert between different types of concentration units with precision and ease.
Multi-unit Conversion:
Convert between:
Molarity (mol/L)
Molality (mol/kg solvent)
% Weight/Weight % w/v is shorthand for the unit: g / (100 g)
% Weight/Volume % w/v is shorthand for the unit: g / (100 mL)
Mole Fraction
Real-Time Calculations:
All fields update automatically as you type. There is no need
to press a "Calculate" button.
Density Integration:
The tool displays the density of aqueous solutions based on the selected substance and concentration.
It can also estimate concentrations based solely on a given density, using built-in density data.
Expandable Substance Database:
Preloaded with density-concentration data for more than 300 common substances.
Includes saturation limits to prevent calculations outside physical boundaries.
Add Custom Substances:
Use the "Density Data" button to open a modal window where you can:
Add a new substance by name
Enter its chemical formula (molar mass is calculated automatically)
Input density data in the format: %w/w vs. g/mL
Plot the data using the "Draw/Redraw" button for visual analysis
Graphical Representation:
View interactive plots of density vs. concentration for each substance.
Automatically updates upon editing or adding new data.
Select a Substance:
Use the dropdown menu to choose from existing substances or
add a new one via the Density Data dialog.
Enter a Known Value:
Input a value into any of the following fields:
Molarity
Molality
%w/w
%w/v
Mole Fraction
Automatic Updates:
As soon as you enter a value, all related concentration units
and the density will be calculated in real time.
Use Density to Find
Concentration:
If only the density
is known, the tool can estimate concentration by referencing
the internal database.
Add New Substances:
Click the "Density Data" button
Enter the required data
Click Draw/Redraw to visualize and confirm
Real-time input handling: Every keypress triggers recalculation of all related fields.
Density interpolation: Interpolation is used to estimate intermediate values between known data points.
Formula Weight Calculation: Automatically derived from the entered molecular formula (standard atomic weights).