If we use two materials to combine as one product how to calculate to take that materials ie.quantity
Not sure exactly what you are asking. If you are looking to calculate material properties, in the absence of known interactions, rule of mixtures calculations are a good starting point.
What is the rule of mixture calculations?My questions is how to calculate the ratio of the specific material in water with its molecular weight to synthesis ie.the g/mole calculation.For example.if we want zinc as 1 mole to dissolve in 50ml water and its molecular weight is 233 with water as solvent ,how much g/mol must take for synthesis
So you are trying to make 50 ml of a 1M Zn solution using a Zn compound with an atomic mass of 233 grams. Use the following calculation:
molecular weight * 1/number of Zn atoms in compound * volume of solution desired
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