Particle to Mole Calculator

Convert particle counts to moles with precision and clarity. Adjust Avogadro constant, significant figures, and scientific notation. Handle atoms, molecules, ions, or formula units effortlessly. Batch results, quickly export CSV or PDF, and share reports. Built for classrooms, labs, and rigorous everyday problem solving.

Input

Accepts integers or scientific notation (e.g., 3.01e22).

Result

Moles (mol)
Millimoles (mmol)

Formula used

n = N / NA

  • n = amount of substance (moles)
  • N = number of particles (atoms, molecules, ions, etc.)
  • NA = Avogadro constant (typically 6.02214076×1023 mol⁻¹)

How to use

  1. Enter the particle count using normal or scientific notation.
  2. Select the particle type for labeling your results.
  3. Choose significant figures and the Avogadro constant preset or custom.
  4. Click Calculate to compute moles and millimoles.
  5. Click Add to table to build a result list.
  6. Export your table using CSV or PDF buttons below.

Results table

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# Timestamp Particle count Type NA (mol⁻¹) Moles (mol) Millimoles (mmol)

Example data

Particle count Type Expected moles (mol) Note
6.02214076e23 formula units 1 Exactly one mole by definition.
3.01107038e23 molecules 0.5 Half a mole of molecules.
1.00000000e23 atoms ≈1.66054e-1 About 0.166 mol of atoms.
1.20442815e24 particles 2 Two moles of generic particles.

All examples assume NA = 6.02214076×1023 mol⁻¹.

Avogadro constant quick facts

NameAvogadro constant
SymbolNA
Value6.02214076×1023
Unitmol⁻¹
StatusExact (defines the mole in the SI)
ImplicationOne mole contains exactly 6.02214076×1023 entities

Use custom NA only for legacy textbook values or sensitivity checks.

Common particle counts to moles

Particle count (N) Approx moles (n) Note
6.02214076e231Exactly one mole
3.01107038e230.5Half a mole
1.20442815e242Two moles
1.00000000e23≈0.166054About one-sixth of a mole
2.50000000e22≈0.04154Good for trace amounts
1.00000000e25≈16.6054Large batch conversion

Computed with NA = 6.02214076×1023 mol⁻¹.

Significant figures and notation guide

Input Interpreted as Sig figs Comment
50005.0×103 (ambiguous)1–4Trailing zeros without decimal are ambiguous
5000.5.000×1034Decimal point makes zeros significant
5.00e35.00×1033Scientific notation sets significance clearly
3.010e223.010×10224Zero between digits is significant
0.001201.20×10-33Leading zeros not significant
6.02214076e23Exact constantDefines the mole in the SI

Choose a sig-fig setting above to format your outputs consistently.

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