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Molar Mass Calculator

Calculate the molar mass of any chemical compound instantly. Enter a formula like H2O or NaCl and get precise molecular weight in g/mol with element breakdown.

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Molar Mass Calculator

Examples:

H2O
NaCl
C6H12O6
H2SO4
CaCO3
NH3

Enter a chemical formula above to calculate its molar mass

About Molar Mass Calculator

Molar Mass Calculator

Calculate the molar mass of any chemical compound instantly. Simply enter a chemical formula and get the precise molecular weight in g/mol.

How to Use

  1. Enter a chemical formula in the input box (e.g., H2O, NaCl, C6H12O6)
  2. The calculator automatically parses the formula
  3. View the total molar mass and detailed breakdown by element

Supported Format

  • Use standard chemical notation with element symbols
  • Subscript numbers can be written directly (H2O, not H₂O)
  • Case-sensitive: Na is sodium, NA is invalid

Examples

Formula Compound Molar Mass
H2O Water 18.015 g/mol
NaCl Sodium Chloride 58.44 g/mol
C6H12O6 Glucose 180.16 g/mol
H2SO4 Sulfuric Acid 98.08 g/mol
CaCO3 Calcium Carbonate 100.09 g/mol

Educational Applications

Perfect for chemistry students, lab technicians, and researchers who need to quickly calculate molecular weights for experiments and problem-solving.

Tips

  • Click on example chips to quickly try common compounds
  • The breakdown table shows each element's contribution
  • All calculations use IUPAC standard atomic weights

Frequently Asked Questions

Molar Mass Calculator — Calculate the molar mass of any chemical compound instantly. Enter a formula like H2O or NaCl and get precise molecular weight in g/mol with element breakdown.

Open Molar Mass Calculator in your browser, follow the on-page controls, and get results instantly. No installation is needed.

Yes. It is free to use online with no paid subscription required for core features.

Yes. Open the page in a modern mobile browser. Some hardware tests work best on desktop.

No account is required for basic use. Logging in is optional and used for saving scores or history on some tools.