Solubility Calculator

Calculate the concentration of saturated solutions based on solubility data. This tool helps determine weight percentage (wt%) concentration of solutions given the solute mass, solvent mass, and solubility limits.

Solubility Calculator

Solubility is the maximum amount of solute that can dissolve in a given amount of solvent at a specific temperature. This calculator determines the concentration (wt%) of solutions based on solubility data.

Key Concepts:

  • A saturated solution contains the maximum amount of solute possible in the solvent
  • Solubility varies with temperature (generally increases with temperature)
  • If you add more solute than the solubility allows, only the amount specified by solubility will dissolve

Formula:

Concentration (wt%) = (solute mass / total solution mass) × 100%

Where total solution mass = solute mass + solvent mass

Calculator

Inputs

Results

Actual Solute Dissolved-- g
Undissolved Solute-- g
Total Solution Mass-- g
Concentration (wt%)-- %
ScenarioSolute Added (g)Max Solubility (g)Solvent (g)Dissolved (g)Undissolved (g)Concentration (wt%)
Example 1: Saturated NaCl363610036026.5
Example 2: Unsaturated NaCl343610034025.4
Example 3: Oversaturated NaCl383610036226.5
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