Science Calculators

These calculators are excellent tools for verifying lab calculations and understanding the formulas involved. They show step-by-step solutions that can help you check your manual work. Always show your own work in lab reports and use these tools as a verification aid rather than a primary calculation source.

Our calculators use the latest CODATA recommended values for physical constants, which are the internationally accepted standard values. These include the speed of light, gravitational constant, Planck constant, and others defined by the International System of Units (SI). The values are accurate to the precision needed for educational and most professional applications.

The molecular weight calculator supports standard chemical formula notation including subscripts, parenthetical groups, and hydrates. It handles common compounds like H2O, NaCl, C6H12O6, Ca(OH)2, and CuSO4-5H2O. The calculator uses IUPAC standard atomic weights for all 118 elements to ensure accurate molar mass calculations.

Yes, these calculators are designed to handle problems at the introductory and intermediate university level. They cover fundamental concepts in physics (mechanics, electromagnetism, nuclear decay) and chemistry (stoichiometry, solution chemistry) that form the core of most science curricula. For advanced specialized calculations, consult field-specific computational tools.

Physics calculators handle problems involving forces, energy, power, electrical circuits, and radioactive decay. Chemistry calculators focus on moles, concentrations, molecular weights, and solution preparation. If your problem involves physical quantities like voltage, resistance, horsepower, or decay rates, use physics tools. If it involves chemical formulas, molarity, or molar mass, use chemistry tools.