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molecular-formula

v1.1.5

Published

A library for working with molecular-formula

Downloads

41

Readme

molecular-formula

Build Status codecov All Contributors License: MIT

A simple library to work with molecular formula.

View on npm here.

Installation

npm install molecular-formula --save

Usage

Creating a new molecular formula and accessing the formula

To use this module, import it and then create a new molecular formula.

var molFormula = require('molecular-formula');
var water = new molFormula('H2O');

Subscripts are also now supported thanks to AprilArcus!

var water = new molFormula('H₂O');

You can retrieve the original formula like so.

var original_formula = water.getFormula();

You also have access to the elemental composition.

var composition = water.getComposition();

Output:

{
  H: 2,
  O: 1
}

Creating formula with parantheses is also supported.

var ammonium_phosphate = new molFormula('(NH4)3PO4');

There is a method for providing the simplified, condensed molecular formula in cases like this.

var simplified_formula = ammonium_phosphate.getSimplifiedFormula();

Output:

N3H12PO4

This can be useful in cases where perhaps you have a carbon chain where all the components are kept separate (e.g. CH3(CH2)4CH2OH).

Adding and subtracting elements

You also have the ability to add and subtract elements from the formula with the add and subtract functions. You can pass in either a string representation of what you want to add or a JSON object.

Example usage:

ammonium_phosphate.add('NaCl');
ammonium_phosphate.getSimplifiedFormula();
// This will give you N3H12PO4NaCl
ammonium_phosphate.subtract({ 'Na': 1, 'Cl': 1 });
ammonium_phosphate.getSimplifiedFormula();
// This will give you N3H12PO4 again

Please note that once you add or subtract elements, the getFormula() function will return the same thing as the getSimplifiedFormula() function.

Molecular mass

You can retrieve the molecular mass of a formula by using the getMass() function.

Example usage:

water.getMass();
// This gives 18.01528

Tests

You can run npm test to run the tests after installing the development dependencies.

Contributors

April Arcus 💻 ⚠️

Future functionality

There are currently no planned improvements to this module. I am open to suggestions so let me know if you think something is missing.

License

This software is released under the MIT license

Support this project!

Support this project on Patreon!