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Fast, offline, no-login calculators for molarity, dilutions, buffers, percent solutions and unit conversion. Built for people standing at the bench.
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C1V1 dilutions, mass ↔ molarity, serial dilution tables.
Mass, volume and molarity units, plus ng/µL for nucleic acids.
370 verified compounds with MW, formula and CAS number.
40 common buffers, scaled by volume, pH and temperature.
w/v, v/v and m/v recipes with safety and viscosity notes.
Save, search and export recipes. Stored only in your browser.
Scan saved recipes for likely bench errors, ranked by severity.
Printable one-page bench references.
Concurrent timers with PCR, digest, gel and blot presets.
100 questions across 8 categories of bench practice.
Earn a Bench Fundamentals certificate through the quiz.
Search 200+ curated bench answers from the Techniques Bible.
Molarity formula explained for the bench: mass = M × V × MW, worked examples for NaCl, Tris and EDTA, hydrate traps and a free molarity calculator.
How to use C1V1 = C2V2 for lab dilutions: step-by-step examples, unit traps, 10X to 1X buffers, and when the equation does not apply.
How to plan a serial dilution: dilution factor, 1:10 and 1:2 series tables, CFU back-calculation and pipetting errors that compound.
Step-by-step buffer preparation: choosing a buffer by pKa, 1X PBS and 1 M Tris-HCl recipes, temperature effects on Tris pH, and pH meter habits.
What % w/v, % v/v and % w/w mean, how to make 70% ethanol, 10% SDS and 1% agarose, and how to convert percent to molarity.
Convert DNA and RNA concentration from ng/µL to nM, pmol and copy number. A260 basics, purity ratios, primer and plasmid examples.
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