Bench Primer

Calculators

The arithmetic, done for you

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Solution preparation

Mass to weigh = concentration × volume × molar mass ÷ purity, the multiplication in Making a solution to a target concentration. Give the solid as a formula (C, H, N, O, S) or as a molar mass in g/mol; use the molar mass of the form in the bottle (hydrate, salt).

C6H12O6, average molar mass 180.156 g/mol

Mass to weigh
4.504 g
Amount of substance
25.00 mmol

m = 0.1000 mol/L × 0.2500 L × 180.156 g/mol = 4.504 g

Sequence mass

The sum of the residues plus one water for the free termini, the arithmetic in The arithmetic of chains. Unmodified chains only: no acetylation, amidation, phosphorylation, bridges or cyclisation, and only the twenty standard residues.

Spaces, digits and dashes are ignored. 3 residues.

Monoisotopic mass
203.09061 Da
Average mass
203.198 Da
[M+H]+ (monoisotopic)
204.09788
Molecular formula
C7H13N3O4
ResidueCountMono eachSubtotal
Glycine (Gly)257.02146114.04293
Alanine (Ala)171.0371171.03711
Water (termini)118.0105618.01056