The Equivalent Weight Calculator helps you determine the equivalent weight of a substance based on the weight of two compounds involved in a chemical reaction. The equivalent weight is a measure of the reactive capacity of a substance, which is particularly useful in stoichiometry and titration calculations. This tool simplifies the calculation by taking the weights of two compounds and the known equivalent weight of one of them.

To calculate the equivalent weight of the unknown substance, the calculator requires the following inputs:

1. Weight of AB: The mass of the first compound (AB) in the reaction.

2. Weight of CB: The mass of the second compound (CB) in the reaction.

3. Equivalent Weight of AB: The known equivalent weight of the first compound (AB).

The equivalent weight of compound CB can be calculated using the following formula:

Equivalent Weight of CB = (Weight of CB x Equivalent Weight of AB)/Weight of AB

- Weight of AB and Weight of CB are the masses of the two compounds involved.

- Equivalent Weight of AB is the equivalent weight of compound AB (a known value).

This formula assumes that the reaction between AB and CB is in a 1:1 equivalent ratio, meaning the amount of reacting substance is proportional in terms of equivalents.

If the weight of compound AB is 10 grams, the weight of compound CB is 15 grams, and the equivalent weight of AB is 50 g/equivalent, the equivalent weight of CB is:

- Quick and Accurate: Calculate the equivalent weight of any substance based on known data from a reaction.

- Useful for Stoichiometry: Ideal for solving problems in chemistry involving mass relationships in chemical reactions.

- Essential for Titrations: Helps determine the equivalent weight of unknown substances in titration experiments.

This tool is perfect for students, chemists, and anyone working in laboratories, helping to easily calculate equivalent weights for reactions and experiments.