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Enter a formula. Inspect it several ways.

H₂O

Molar mass

18.015 g/mol

Atoms

3 atoms

Composition

H: 11.19% · O: 88.81%

Moles

1 mol = 18.015 g

The same chemical formula powers multiple Chemistry Inspect tools, so you can move from one calculation to the next without starting over.

REACTION → CALCULATION

From equation to reaction results

2 H₂ + O₂ → 2 H₂O

WHY CHEMISTRY INSPECT

Chemistry tools without the clutter.

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See the formula, result, and actual working instead of only getting a number.

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Formula parsing, atomic weights, and calculations are shared across the site, so every tool gives the same answer.

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Chemistry Inspect questions

What is Chemistry Inspect?

Chemistry Inspect is a collection of browser-based chemistry tools for chemical formulas, reactions, amounts, solutions, and acids and bases. Calculations run in your browser without uploading your data.

What chemistry calculators are available?

Chemistry Inspect includes tools for molar mass, atom counting, percent composition, empirical formulas, molecular formulas, mole fraction, atomic notation, moles, chemical equation balancing, redox balancing, stoichiometry, limiting reagents, percent yield, molarity, molality, calorimetry, gas density, buffer pH, dilution, ideal gas law, and pH.

Can I calculate the molar mass of a chemical formula?

Yes. Enter a formula such as H₂O, NaCl, Ca(OH)₂, or C₆H₁₂O₆ to calculate its molar mass and inspect the element-by-element calculation.

Can I use the same chemical formula in different calculators?

Yes. Chemistry Inspect uses a shared formula engine across related tools. A formula can be used to calculate molar mass, count atoms, find percent composition, calculate moles, and perform other supported calculations.

Can Chemistry Inspect balance chemical equations?

Yes. The Chemical Equation Balancer finds the smallest whole-number coefficients and verifies that each element has the same number of atoms on both sides of the equation.

Can I calculate stoichiometry and limiting reagents?

Yes. The Stoichiometry Calculator uses a balanced equation to calculate the amount of one substance from another. The Limiting Reagent Calculator compares the reactants to determine which one is consumed first and calculates theoretical yield and excess reactant.

Do Chemistry Inspect calculations run online or on my device?

The calculations run in your browser. Chemistry Inspect does not need to upload your chemical formulas or calculation inputs to a server.

Is Chemistry Inspect free?

Yes. The Chemistry Inspect tools are free to use directly in your browser without requiring an account.