=index(MassData!A1:B110,match(B41,MassData!A1:A110,0),2)B42+index(MassData!A1:B110,match(C41,MassData!A1:A110,0),2)C42+index(MassData!A1:B110,match(D41,MassData!A1:A110,0),2)D42+index(MassData!A1:B110,match(E41,MassData!A1:A110,0),2)E42
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first i made a separate sheet with all the masses in the periodic table, then used this for a 4 element calculator
i made a molar mass calculator in excel which is useful
no
ha
it ust felt wierd on the second to last one where it was like, a 1 line equation with all that space
im pretty confident in those
thats fine
the one on the last page im pretty confident in
ok good
i have .125=n/.25 for one and .5=(same n)/x
so second one
ok
backwards
.05
oh okay
you are stupid i think?
molarity uses L right? not mL?
.125/.05=2.5
how?
or last
wait for second to last
.125/.05=2.5
i know M=n/v
i know the basic chart
idk what that is
im in sophmore chem
That better?
sounds about right
thanks
so idk if im doing any of this right
aight
my dog is yelling
gimme a minute
so you can help me with basic stoichiometry
aight
is this high school chem or college chem?
pikachu
wait
also @legorhin what happened to my colour?! D:
soon ima need some help with my chem homework again
hey guys
look at that colour
bam
i like this colour ;_;
period fucking 7, literally hitler
not just a normal apush test