CEB-HaiZuka is an innovative JavaScript library tailored for balancing chemical equations using linear algebraic techniques. Ideal for both students and professionals in chemistry, CEB-HaiZuka offers a robust solution for balancing complex chemical reactions accurately and efficiently.
The core functionality of CEB-HaiZuka revolves around representing chemical equations as systems of linear equations and solving them using matrix operations. By converting chemical equations into matrix form, CEB-HaiZuka utilizes linear algebra algorithms to determine the stoichiometric coefficients that balance the equation while obeying the law of conservation of mass.
Key Features:
- Matrix-Based Balancing: Convert chemical equations into matrices and solve for the stoichiometric coefficients using matrix operations.
- Automated Solution: CEB-HaiZuka automatically balances chemical equations, handling equations with multiple reactants, products, and complex stoichiometry.
- Comprehensive Support: Manage equations involving various reaction types, including synthesis, decomposition, combustion, and more.
- Integration-Friendly: Simple API for seamless integration into educational tools, simulation software, or chemical processing applications.
npm install chemical-equation-balancer-haizukaconst { chemicalEquationBalancer } = require('chemical-equation-balancer-haizuka');
const cbe = chemicalEquationBalancer("H2 + O2 = H2O");
const textResult = cbe.text;
console.log(textResult); // 2H2 + O2 = 2H2OchemicalEquationBalancer(String text):
text: A string containing the chemical equation to be balanced.- Elements are written with the first letter capitalized, for example: H, O, C, N, Cl, Ca, Fe, ...
- Within a compound, elements are written together without spaces, e.g., H2O, CO2, CaCl2, ...
- Compounds are separated by the
+sign, for example: H2 + O2, CaCO3 + HCl, ... - Reactants and products are separated by the
=sign, '->', or '→'.
Return Value:
A JSON string containing the following parameters:
message: Represents the result message of the chemical equation.result: Represents the parameters during the balancing process.text: Represents the balanced chemical equation.
const { chemicalEquationBalancer } = require('chemical-equation-balancer-haizuka');
const cbe = chemicalEquationBalancer("H2 + O2 = H2O");
const textResult = cbe.text;
console.log(textResult); // 2H2 + O2 = 2H2O