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Molar mass of common compounds

135 compounds met in school, college and the laboratory, each with its molar mass worked out step by step.

The list is arranged by kind of compound: acids, bases, salts, oxides, elements and gases, organic compounds and hydrates. Each entry shows the formula and the molar mass in grams per mole. Search by an everyday name too: "baking soda", "bleach", "fitkari" and "Epsom salt" all work, because each page records the common names of its compound.

Every figure is calculated from the IUPAC abridged atomic weights, never typed by hand, so the list, the pages and the calculator agree to the last digit. School books that use whole-number atomic masses will give answers that differ slightly; each compound page shows both.

Acids 12

Bases and alkalis 8

Salts 46

Oxides 22

Elements and common gases 10

Organic compounds 25

Hydrates 12

A compound that is not here

The calculator works for any formula made of elements that have a standard atomic weight. These pages exist for the compounds people look up most, with the working written out and notes on what each one is.