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What is the molar mass of your compound?

Type a formula. The molar mass, the share of every element and grams-to-moles update as you type, from IUPAC standard atomic weights.

Case matters: Co is cobalt, CO is carbon monoxide. Brackets and hydrate dots (· or .) work.

Reagent labelH2SO4
Molar mass 98.072 g/mol
Elements in the formula, lit on the periodic table
Mass of each element in the formula
ElementAtomsAtomic weightg/molMass %
H hydrogen21.0082.0162.06%
S sulfur132.0632.06032.69%
O oxygen415.99963.99665.25%

= 0.1020 mol · 6.141 × 1022 formula units

= 98.07 g · 6.022 × 1023 formula units

Standard atomic weights (IUPAC, abridged). How it is worked out

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  1. 01Published dataAtomic weights from the IUPAC table; constants such as NA = 6.02214076 × 1023 mol−1 and R = 8.31446261815324 J/(mol·K), exact in the SI since 2019.
  2. 02Formula on the pageEach calculator prints its equation, defines every symbol with its unit and says which conversion factors it uses.
  3. 03Checked twiceThe molar mass tool and the core calculators are tested against a separate calculation on known cases; every new page's calculator is re-checked automatically and switched off if its worked example does not match.
  4. 04Limits statedIdeal behaviour, 25 °C or dilute-solution assumptions are named where they apply. Follow your method and safety data sheet at the bench.