Chemistry Calculators & Interactive Tools

Free online tools for chemistry learners. Each resource helps develop chemical reasoning while checking calculations, formulae and key concepts.

GCSE + A Level

Formula Builder & Practice

Learn, practise and test ionic and molecular formulae. Build ionic compounds by balancing charges and practise common molecular formulae.

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GCSE + A Level

Formula Mass and Mole Calculator

Calculate relative formula masses and explore conversions between mass, moles, gas volume at r.t.p. and solution concentration.

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GCSE + A Level

Reacting Mass Calculator

Work through reacting-mass and limiting-reactant calculations using balanced equations, mole ratios and clearly displayed working.

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GCSE + A Level

Atom Economy Calculator

Calculate atom economy from a balanced equation and see how efficiently reactant atoms become part of the desired product.

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GCSE + A Level

Titration Calculator

Model acid-base and redox titration calculations, including mole ratios, concentrations, volumes and step-by-step reasoning.

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A Level

Weak Acid and Buffer Calculator

Explore weak-acid equilibria, buffer calculations and pH. The calculator shows the reasoning behind each stage of the calculation.

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A Level

Partition Equilibrium Calculator

Compare single and multiple solvent extractions and see how the partition coefficient determines the amount extracted.

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A Level

Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry Calculator

Calculate ion flight time, kinetic energy, flight distance and related quantities. Compare isotope flight times using clearly displayed standard-form working.

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A Level

Arrhenius & Activation Energy Calculator

Plot Arrhenius data to determine activation energy and pre-exponential factor. Explore how changing temperature affects reaction rate.

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GCSE + A Level

Electronic Configuration Explorer

Click any element from H to Kr to display its full electronic configuration and orbital-box diagram. Explore electron pairing, unpaired electrons and the Cr and Cu exceptions.

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