Molarity Calculator
Calculate molarity, moles, volume, mass, and perform dilution calculations
Your Input
Select a calculation type, enter the required values and units, then click Calculate to see the result and step-by-step solution.
Complete User Guide
What is Molarity?
Molarity (M) is a measure of concentration, defined as the number of moles of solute per liter of solution. It is one of the most common units for expressing solution concentration in chemistry.
How to Use
- Select a calculation type from the dropdown
- Enter the required values and select units
- Click Calculate to see the result and step-by-step solution
- Use Reset to clear and hide results
Calculation Types
- Molarity from Moles & Volume: Calculate molarity when you know moles and volume
- Moles from Molarity & Volume: Calculate moles when you know molarity and volume
- Volume from Molarity & Moles: Calculate volume when you know molarity and moles
- Molarity from Mass, MW & Volume: Calculate molarity from mass, molecular weight, and volume
- Mass from Molarity, MW & Volume: Calculate mass needed for a specific molarity
- Dilution: Calculate dilution using M1V1 = M2V2
Formulas
Molarity:
M = n / V
Moles:
n = M × V
Volume:
V = n / M
Moles from Mass:
n = m / MW
Mass:
m = n × MW
Dilution:
M1 × V1 = M2 × V2
Supported Units
Volume: L, mL, µL, cm³, m³
Mass: g, mg, µg, kg
Molarity: M (mol/L)
Important Notes
- Molarity values must be non-negative
- Volume and molecular weight must be greater than zero
- Moles and mass must be non-negative
- All calculations use liters as the base volume unit
- Results are rounded to 6 decimal places
Common Applications
- Preparing solutions of known concentration
- Diluting stock solutions
- Calculating reagent amounts for reactions
- Laboratory solution preparation
- Chemistry homework and exams