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Weight Fraction to Mole Fraction Converter

Complete 118-Element Periodic Table & Fraction Converter

Weight Fraction to Mole Fraction Converter

Created by: Sabine Amparan Melendez | Date: September 8, 2026
Instructions:
  1. Click on any element in the Interactive Periodic Table to inspect its properties or insert it directly into your active chemical component card.
  2. Construct molecules by adding element rows and entering stoichiometric atom counts.
  3. Provide the Weight Fraction (\(w_i\)) for each component (total sum must equal 1.0).
  4. Click Calculate Mole Fractions for automated conversion.
Interactive Periodic Table Click an element to add it to the active component card
Selected Element: None Atomic Number (Z): - Symbol: - Standard Atomic Weight: - g/mol
Mathematical Formulation:

Molecular weight (\(M_i\)) of component \(i\) composed of stoichiometric coefficients (\(n_j\)) and atomic weights (\(A_j\)):

$$M_i = \sum_{j} (n_j \cdot A_j)$$

The mole fraction (\(x_i\)) from weight fractions (\(w_i\)) in an \(N\)-component mixture:

$$x_i = \frac{\frac{w_i}{M_i}}{\sum_{k=1}^{N} \frac{w_k}{M_k}}$$

Calculation Results

Component Formula Mol. Weight (\(g/mol\)) Weight Fraction (\(w_i\)) Mole Fraction (\(x_i\))

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