Chemical Balancer & Elements 1.0.0

Balance your chemical equations with the Chemical Balancer. By entering the equation, you can obtain the coefficients required for balancing. The Chemical Balancer supports elements with charges.

The tool also provides a comprehensive list of all 118 elements from the periodic table. Detailed information on each element is available, including:

• Atomic properties like electronegativity and oxidation states
• Physical properties such as boiling and melting points, heat of vaporization
• Background information like discovery year and discoverer
• A concise description of the element
• A list of isotopes

Additional information such as CAS number and radioactivity is also available.

How to use:

Enter your terms separated by the + symbol. A term may consist of elements, groups, or a single electron. Element names should start with an uppercase character followed by a lowercase character, for example, Fe is a valid input, but fe is not. Use parentheses to group your elements, e.g., (OH). You can specify the count of elements, groups, and terms by using a number after them, e.g., Fe2, (OH)3. The charge of the term can be set using the ^ symbol followed by the value and sign of the charge, e.g., Fe^2+, F^1-, (OH)^1-. Electrons in the equations are represented by the "e" letter. The left side and the right side of the equation should be separated by the = symbol.

Some equations may not be balanceable, while others may have multiple independent solutions or require the addition of electrons to one side for balancing purposes.

Utilize the Sample button to access examples that can assist you in entering your own equations.