Wellcome Open ResearchMolecular BiologyPeer-reviewed journal article
Mixology: a tool for calculating required masses and volumes for laboratory solutions
Abstract
We have created a tool to calculate the amount of each ingredient required to make up a custom solution with defined concentrations. It can convert between many kinds of volumetric, mass and concentration units. This includes the ability to convert between molarities and mass-based concentrations, using molecular masses retrieved from the ChEBI database. Mixology can be accessed at http://mixology.science.
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