Tt.mol: Calculates the weight of the solute in grams per liter of a...

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Calculates the weight of the solute in grams per liter of a given chemical formula

Description

A chemical formula is provided in a specific format in order to calculate the weight of solute necesary to produce a solution with given molarity

Usage

Tt.mol(elements.list, atoms, molarity = 1, details = TRUE)

Arguments

elements.list	Vector containing all the chemical elements (symbols) in the formula
atoms	Vector containing the number of molecules of each element. Must match with "elements.list".
molarity	Molarity of the solution. If not specified, default is 1M.
details	If false, the result will be only the value as numeric. Otherwise default is set as true, which will provide detailed information as character.

Value

If "details=T" (default) the result will be a vector of characters providing the chemical formula used, molarity and weight of the solute in grams per liter. If "details=F" the result will be only the weight of the solute (g/L) as numeric.

Examples

Tt.mol(c('Ca','Cl'),c(1,2),molarity=0.1,details=F) # Weight (g/L) of calcium chloride to create 1L of solution at 0.1M
formula <- c('Ca','N','O') # Elements in Calcium nitrate
molecules <- c(1,2,6) # Molecules of each elements in formula (Ca(NO3)2)
Tt.mol(formula,molecules)

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