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Nanomaterial Concentration Calculator

Particle count, molarity, and surface area from mass concentration.

Inputs

Results

Total Particles

791,700,000,000

Particles/mL

791,700,000,000

Molar Conc. (M)0
Single Particle Mass (g)0
Total Surface Area (m²)0.01
Total Mass (g)0
Optical Density1cm19.72
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter the mass concentration (mg/mL) of your nanoparticle suspension.
  2. Set particle diameter (nm) and particle density (g/cm³) from the material datasheet.
  3. Enter total solution volume (mL) for the calculation.
  4. Review number concentration (particles/mL), molar concentration (M), single-particle mass (g), and total surface area (m²).
  5. Use total surface area to estimate reactivity, coating requirements, or dosimetry for toxicology studies.

How the result changes with Particle Diameter (nm)

Particle Diameter (nm)Total ParticlesParticles/mL
1,00098,960,00098,960,000
3,5002,308,0002,308,000
6,500360,300360,300
9,000135,700135,700

What each input means

Concentration (mg/mL)
Mass concentration of nanomaterial.
Particle Diameter (nm)
Average particle diameter.
Particle Density (g/cm³)
Gold=19.3, silver=10.5, silica=2.2, polystyrene=1.05.
Solution Volume (mL)
Total volume of nanoparticle solution.

What each result means

Total Particles
Total number of particles in solution.
Particles/mL
Particle number concentration.
Molar Conc. (M)
Nanoparticle molarity (particles as molecules).
Single Particle Mass (g)
Mass of one nanoparticle.
Total Surface Area (m²)
Combined surface area of all particles.
Total Mass (g)
Total nanomaterial mass in solution.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Concentration (mg/mL) = 1, Particle Diameter (nm) = 50, Particle Density (g/cm³) = 19.3, Solution Volume (mL) = 1 = 4 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Total Particles
    Total Particles = parseFloat(numParticles.toPrecision(4))
    791700000000 = 791700000000
  3. Calculate Particles/mL
    Particles/mL = parseFloat(numConcPerMl.toPrecision(4))
    791700000000 = 791700000000
  4. Calculate Molar Conc.
    Molar Conc. = parseFloat(molarConc.toPrecision(4))
    1.315e-9 = 1.315e-9
  5. Calculate Single Particle Mass
    Single Particle Mass = parseFloat(particleMassG.toPrecision(4))
    1.263e-15 = 1.263e-15

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