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Pocket ProfessorGeneral chemistry, CHEM 101–102

Chemistry

Tap the periodic table to build any formula. Get the molar mass, the name, the products, the balanced equation and the stoichiometry, with every step worked out the way your instructor writes it.

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The Chemistry calculator: tap elements on the periodic table to build a formula
A predicted and balanced equation, with why these products form

What's inside

Everything for the course, in one app.

1

Learn

53 short lessons that follow a two-semester general chemistry course, with practice that checks each step.

2

A periodic table that calculates

Molar mass, percent composition, and empirical and molecular formulas update as you tap.

3

Names and formulas

Ionic compounds, molecules, acids and hydrates, named and written correctly.

4

Predict and balance

Products, balanced and net ionic equations, and particle pictures of what is happening.

5

Stoichiometry

Grams to moles, limiting reactant and percent yield, laid out step by step.

6

Shapes and structure

Lewis structures, 3D VSEPR shapes and polarity you can turn and explore.

Search 14,659 compounds

Look up a compound by name, or a whole reaction like “baking soda + vinegar”, even without a connection.

For instructors

Build a problem set and share it as a link or QR code. Every student gets the same problems and a score they can send back to you.

Three levels

Start with Intro. Go as far as your course does.

IntroIncluded

Guided lessons, molar mass, names, reactions, stoichiometry, unit conversions, significant figures and practice problems.

General

The full two-semester course: gases, solutions, thermochemistry, kinetics, equilibrium, acids and bases, electrochemistry, nuclear and organic naming, plus a lab companion and chapter quizzes.

Professional

Buffer recipes with temperature and ionic-strength corrections, statistics and error propagation, and advanced sections in every tool.

Try Chemistry now.

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