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Would you like to have the ability to do stoichiometry on your calculator?
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I have been working on a stoichiometry program. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions, please put them here. So far, I have almost completed it, but the conversion from moles to mass at the end is giving me a little bit of trouble. The code is basic enough, but the totals at the end do not come out to what they should be.
Here's the code:

Code:
Menu("CONVERT TO MASS?","YES",K,"NO",2A
Lbl K
ClrHome
Disp Str2
Disp "INPUT MOLAR MASS OF
Disp "REACTANT USED IN
Disp "CALCULATION
Input ":",E
ClrHome
Disp Str3
Disp "INPUT MOLAR MASS OF
Disp "PRODUCT USED IN
Disp "CALCULATION
Input ":",F
A*E->A
D*F->D
Fix 1
ClrHome
Output(1,1,A
Output(1,7,"GRAMS
Output(1,13,Str2
Output(2,1,D
Output(2,7,"GRAMS
Output(2,13,Str3
Pause
ClrHome

Will someone please help?

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well molar mass is of course in grams/mol, so all you have to do to convert from moles to mass, since you have the molar mass(it's been inputted into the E and F variables as I can see) is multiply E or F by the number of moles to give you the mass in grams... not sure what there was before this piece of coding, but i'm assuming A and D are the numbers of moles? If that's the case, maybe you've switched them by accident? like D could be the number of moles for the products and E for the reactants?
That is possible.. I will check that. Thanks for the help!

I found my problem. It's the fact that I forgot about the elements and compounds that have subscripts.

Problem solved!

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