VijaliUnit Pro

VijaliUnit is a versatile Swift tool facilitating Introduce the concept of a calculator. Our app includes a three types of calculators explaining given below:

The Podmore Factor Calculator is designed to calculate the Podmore Factor, an indicator related to the solubility and surface characteristics of a substance. To use this calculator, the user needs to input the following values:
* Solubility (L), which represents the solubility of the substance.
* Specific Surface (S), which indicates the specific surface area of the substance.
After entering these values, the user can click the 'Calculate' button. The app will then display the calculated Podmore Factor result on the label, providing an instant result. This factor helps in understanding the dissolution rate and reactivity of substances in various applications, particularly in fields like material science and pharmaceuticals.

The Potentiometer Calculator allows users to determine the output voltage across a load resistor in a potentiometer circuit. To use this calculator, enter the following values:
* Resistance (R1) in ohms, representing the resistance from the potentiometer's wiper to one end.
* Resistance (R2) in ohms, representing the resistance from the wiper to the opposite end.
* Load Resistance (RL) in ohms, representing the external load connected to the circuit.
* Supply Voltage (Volts), which is the total voltage supplied across the potentiometer.
After entering these values, click the 'Calculate' button. The app will then display the calculated output voltage across the load resistor on the label, giving an instant result. This calculator is useful for configuring potentiometer circuits accurately, especially in applications where precise voltage division is required.

The Potential Energy Calculator helps users calculate the gravitational potential energy of an object based on its mass, height, and gravitational acceleration. To use this calculator:
1. Enter Mass (m) in kilograms (kg), which is the mass of the object.
2. Enter Acceleration Due to Gravity in meters per second squared (m/s²), usually 9.8 m/s² on Earth.
3. Enter Height in meters (m), which is the vertical distance above a reference point.
Once the values are entered, click the Calculate button. The app will instantly display the potential energy result on the label, calculated as:
Potential Energy=m×g×h
where m is mass, g is gravitational acceleration, and h is height. This feature is ideal for physics-related calculations, especially in understanding energy stored due to an object's position.

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