Can someone provide a simple explanation of calculating molar ratios to weights. For example, I have a molar ratio of Phosphatidylcholine, Sterol, and glycerol at a Molar ratio of 2:1:0.1. I know the molecular weights for each but don't know how to translate this into weight in mg. Take the the molar ratio 2:1 PC approx MW 786 and sterol approx 414, if there is 188mg of PC/ml how many mg/ml for sterol at 2:1?
Tony Tiller, I have attached two documents: one of Excel and one of PDF (photograph of the first) in which I explain all the calculations. In Spanish, the decimal marker is the comma (,). In some cases in which equations were introduced (Excel boxes), comma is observed in the result. When opening the document with your program (English language) this feature may be automatically updated to point (.).
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