Gravimetric Factor (GF) Calculator

Formula

The formula to calculate the Gravimetric Factor (GF) is:

\[ GF = \frac{CD}{ND} \]

Where:

\( GF \) is the Gravimetric Factor
\( CD \) is the Concentration of Current Dye (g/mL)
\( ND \) is the Concentration of New Dye (g/mL)

What is the Gravimetric Factor?

The Gravimetric Factor (GF) is a measure used to compare the concentration of a current dye to a new dye. It is calculated by dividing the concentration of the current dye by the concentration of the new dye.

Example Calculation

Let's consider an example:

Concentration of Current Dye (CD): 5 g/mL
Concentration of New Dye (ND): 2 g/mL

Using the formula to calculate the Gravimetric Factor:

\[ GF = \frac{5}{2} = 2.5 \]

This means that the gravimetric factor for this scenario is 2.5.