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Category(s): Utilities, Reference

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Description: DailyCalcs turns your phone or iPod Touch device into a science calculator to simplify everyday tasks in the lab. This application features the 5 following calculators absolutely free from Invitrogen:

1. Molarity Calculator

The Molarity Calculator tool will allow you to find the mass required to prepare a solution of known volume & concentration, find the volume of solution required to dissolve a known mass to a specific molarity or find a concentration of a solution resulting from a known mass & volume.

2. Dilution Calculator

The Dilution Calculator tool will allow you to determine the required volume of a stock solution of known concentration to make a final solution of desired volume & concentration. This tool greatly simplifies the everyday tasks of making solutions in the lab.

3. Molecular Weight Calculator

The Molecular Weight Calculator will compute the average molecular weight (MW) of molecules by entering in the chemical formula (i.e. C3H2O4). Supports complex molecules such as "C3H2(NO)4" & "C3H2Cl4.(H2O)3" & is linked into the Molarity Calculator to work in tandem for molarity calculations.

4. Cell Culture Reference Charts

Reference charts for cell culture dishes, plates & flasks showing vital data such as growth surface area, cell seeding density, number of cells at confluency, volume of growth media necessary & required versene or trypsin volume for cell detachment.

5. Unit Converter

A comprehensive unit converter tool capable of converting over 44 units in 7 different types of measurements including the following:

Distance converter (m, ft, in, cm, mm, yards & km)
Speed converter (m/sec, ft/sec, in/sec, cm/sec, km/sec, miles/sec, miles/hr, km/hr, knots)
Area converter (m2, ft2, in2, yd2, acres, km2, miles2)
Volume converter (liters, m3, cm3, ft3, in3, yards3)
Weight converter (kg, g, oz, lbs, tons)
Temperature converter (Celcius, Farenheit, Kelvin)
Molar converter (mole, mM, "u03bcmol, nmol, pmol, fmol).

Please visit the Invitrogen website for more details & screenshots. Feel free to e-mail us if you have questions, problems or feature requests.