Enter any two values among voltage, current, resistance and power to calculate the other two automatically.
Science
Explore science with physics and chemistry calculators that connect each formula to an understandable result, including units, working steps and reference sources.
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All toolsPhysics 12
Calculate and understand motion, forces, energy, electricity and other physical quantities.
Calculate density, mass or volume from any two known values with automatic unit conversion.
Calculate average speed, distance or elapsed time from any two known values with automatic unit conversion.
Calculate net force, mass or acceleration from any two known values using F = ma.
Calculate kinetic energy, mass or speed from any two known values using Eₖ = ½mv².
Compare both connections with a circuit diagram, tolerances and individual currents and powers.
Calculate pressure, volume, amount of gas or temperature with the ideal gas law.
Calculate a projectile trajectory from initial speed, launch angle, initial height and gravity.
Calculate fall time and final speed from height, initial downward velocity and gravity.
Calculate remaining quantity, elapsed time, half-life or initial quantity with exponential decay.
Decode resistor bands to get resistance, tolerance and, for 6 bands, temperature coefficient.
Find the size of a copper cable from its current-carrying capacity and voltage drop, with the circuit breaker, installation method and temperature.
Chemistry 6
Calculate and understand amount of substance, solutions, reactions, concentrations and chemical equilibria.
Calculate a dilution concentration or volume from three known values using C₁V₁ = C₂V₂.
Calculate molar concentration, amount of substance or solution volume from any two known values.
Calculate molar mass from a chemical formula, then convert mass to moles or moles to mass.
Calculate pH, pOH, hydronium concentration or hydroxide concentration at 25 °C from one known value.
Automatically balance a neutral molecular chemical equation with the smallest whole-number coefficients.
Balance the reaction, enter reactant masses and calculate the limiting reagent, theoretical product and percent yield.
Why this category?
Why use science tools?
A scientific formula is useful only when you know when it applies and what its variables mean. This category favors educational calculators that expose the method, assumptions and units instead of returning an unexplained number.
Calculations run locally in the browser. Formulas and reference constants are documented and sourced, and tools state their limitations whenever the model is an approximation of real behavior.
Use cases
Solve an exercise
Find an unknown quantity from known data and verify the calculation steps.
Check units
Work with suitable units and verify the dimensional consistency of a result.
Understand a formula
Identify variables, assumptions and the domain of validity before using a result.
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Frequently asked questions
Are the formulas shown?
Yes. Science calculators show the relationships they use and explain variables and units when relevant.
Are these tools suitable for school exercises?
They are designed in particular for middle- and high-school concepts while remaining useful for general checks. Each page explains the model it uses.
Are calculations sent to a server?
No. Calculators in this category perform their calculations locally in your browser.