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A comprehensive platform for chemical calculations and structure conversion tools. Explore our collection of free online tools.

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Atomic Properties Calculator

Calculate and view detailed properties of chemical elements using their atomic symbols.

pH Calculator

Calculate pH values from H+ concentration, pOH, or acid/base solutions. Includes visual pH scale and detailed results.

3D Conformer Generator

Generate and visualize 3D molecular conformations from SMILES notation. This tool helps you explore different possible 3D arrangements of your molecules.

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Structure Converter

Convert between different chemical structure formats including SMILES, InChI, IUPAC, MOL file, and 2D structure images.

pH Calculator

Calculate pH values from H+ concentration, pOH, or acid/base solutions. Includes visual pH scale and detailed results.

Solution Preparation Calculator

Calculate required amounts of solute and solvent for preparing solutions of specific concentrations. Supports molarity, molality, mass percentage, and PPM.

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Chemical Safety Data

Query chemical safety data sheets (MSDS), physical and chemical properties, hazards, and emergency procedures

Molecular Weight Calculator

Quickly calculate molecular weight of chemical formulas, supporting complex organic and inorganic compounds

Unit Converter

Convert between different units of measurement including length, mass, volume, temperature, pressure, and energy. Supports common scientific and engineering units.

Structure Similarity Calculator

Compare chemical structures and calculate similarity scores using different fingerprint methods and similarity metrics.

Phase Diagram Calculator

Calculate and visualize phase states of substances at different temperatures and pressures, including critical points, triple points, and phase boundaries

Thermodynamics Calculator

Calculate thermodynamic properties including enthalpy, entropy, Gibbs free energy, and heat capacity. Visualize property changes with temperature.