Chemistry Formula is an indispensable application designed for 11th and 12th-grade science students, as well as engineering and medical students. This app serves as a quick reference guide to essential chemical formulas during exam times.

Key Features

Chemistry Formula

The "Chemistry Formula" section provides comprehensive details about each chemical formula, including:

IUPAC Name
Other Name
Molar Mass
Appearance
Odour
Density
Melting Point
Boiling Point
Heat Capacity
Solubility

Gas Law

The "Gas Law" section includes relevant laws and descriptions related to gases.

Molecular Weight

In the "Molecular Weight" section, you'll find the chemical formula and its total molecular weight, along with details such as:

Chemical Element
Number of Atoms
Molar Mass
Total Mass
Total Molecular Weight

Concepts

The "Concepts" section covers fundamental chemistry concepts, providing their names and detailed descriptions.

Quick Reference

This section offers concise information on various topics, including:

Activity Series
Atomic Properties
Bond Lengths of Common Molecules
Flame Colors
Kinetic Molecular Theory (KMT)
Molecular Geometry
Phase Changes
Prefixes Used in the SI System
Quantum Mechanics
Quantum Number of e-
SI Fundamental Units
SI Units
Solution Colors
Strong Acids and Bases

Concepts of Chemistry

Explore key concepts and their formulas, such as:

Activation Energy Formula
Alkane Series
Atomic Mass Formula
Binding Energy Formula
Buffer Solution
Chemistry Constants
Dalton’s Atomic Theory
De Broglie’s Equation
Density
Electrochemistry
Equilibrium Constant Formula
Formality
Length
Mass
Mass by Volume Percentage
Molarity
Mole Fraction
Normality Formula
Nuclear Symbol
Parts per Million
Solubility Rules
Specific Heat
Temperature
Thermodynamics
Vapor Pressure Formula
Volume
Volume Percentage

About Us

This app was developed at ASWDC by Happy Bhalodiya (150540107010) and Manthan Akavaliya (170540107003), Computer Engineering students. ASWDC, located at Darshan University in Rajkot, is a hub for app, software, and website development run by students and staff from the Computer Science and Engineering Department.

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