Science

Free science calculators for physics, chemistry, and biology. Calculate molarity, moles, resistance, voltage, and more with detailed solutions.

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Free Online Science Calculators

Solve physics and chemistry problems with our comprehensive science calculators. From Newton's laws to chemical equations, our tools help students, teachers, and professionals perform accurate scientific calculations with step-by-step explanations.

Why Use Our Science Calculators?

Physics Formulas

Calculate force, energy, velocity, acceleration, momentum, and more with built-in physics equations.

Chemistry Tools

Compute molecular weights, molarity, dilutions, and balance chemical equations.

Unit Awareness

Automatic unit conversion ensures your calculations are dimensionally correct.

Formula Reference

See the scientific formulas used in each calculation to reinforce learning.

Accurate Constants

Built-in scientific constants like gravity, Avogadro's number, and speed of light.

Educational Focus

Perfect for homework help, exam prep, and understanding scientific concepts.

How to Use Science Calculators

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Select the scientific calculator for your topic - physics, chemistry, or general science.

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Enter known values with appropriate units. The calculator handles unit conversions automatically.

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View results with full precision and proper scientific notation when appropriate.

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Review the formula and calculation steps to understand the science behind the answer.

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Use results in lab reports, homework, or further calculations.

Common Use Cases

Physics Problems

Solve mechanics, thermodynamics, electricity, and wave problems for coursework and exams.

Chemistry Lab

Calculate concentrations, dilutions, and stoichiometry for lab experiments.

Engineering Applications

Apply scientific principles to real-world engineering calculations and designs.

Research & Analysis

Perform quick calculations during experiments and data analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend using SI units (meters, kilograms, seconds) for consistency. Our calculators can convert between unit systems, but SI units ensure formulas work correctly.