Spectrophotometry Assistant
Calculate analyte concentration using Beer-Lambert Law or a Standard Curve with interactive visualizations. Calculate concentration when you know the molar extinction coefficient. Adjust
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Use our Spectrometer Designer to estimate critical parameters for a spectrometer design using wavelength, resolution, slit size and grating.
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Use this free spectrophotometry tool to calculate absorbance, concentration, or molar absorptivity using Beer-Lambert Law. Fast and accurate.
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Simulates the exact isotopic distribution and the mass spectrum of a single or multiple chemical compounds and high molecular mass polymers.
Spectrometry
This collection includes lab activities to be used with PASCO''s UV-Vis Spectrometer (SE-3607) or Wireless Vis Spectrometer (PS-2600). You may preview and download individual student lab
Spectral Calculator: High-Resolution Gas Spectra
Accurate, rapid online simulation of high-resolution molecular spectra, and other spectroscopy tools for researchers, teachers and students.
Spectrophotometer Absorbance Concentration Calculator (ppm)
Use this free spectrophotometer absorbance concentration calculator from CHEMetrics. This easy to use tool works with all our instrumental test kits.
Mass Spectrometry Calculation Tool for Accurate Results
Use the Mass Spec Calculator to quickly calculate molecular weights and fragment patterns from your mass spectrometry data. Input the chemical composition or molecular formula, and the tool will
Spectral Calculator Spreadsheets
Each spreadsheet is designed for different sample intervals across the visible spectrum: 5 nm, 10 nm and 20 nm. You should use the spreadsheet that corresponds to the measuring interval of your