Chemistry • Mixing • Pearson’s Square

Pearson’s Square Calculator

Mix two concentrations (A and B) to hit a target concentration. Get parts ratio, percent of final mix, and optional weights—instantly.

Inputs

%
Higher concentration source
%
Lower concentration source
%
Must be between A and B
Choose what you want to display
Advanced
Rounding
If provided, we calculate weights for A and B
Strict prevents invalid mixes

Results

Mix ratio
A %
B %
A Target B
Parts (A : B)
Percent of final mix
Weights (if total provided)
Enter a total amount to compute weights.
Show calculation breakdown
|A − Target|
|Target − B|
Pearson’s Square uses the absolute differences to build the parts ratio: Parts A = |Target − B| and Parts B = |A − Target|.
Results are estimates. Always verify with lab/industry standards if accuracy is critical.

What Is a Pearson Square Calculator?

The Pearson Square Calculator is a simple yet powerful tool used to calculate the correct proportions of two ingredients with different concentrations to achieve a desired final concentration. It is commonly used in animal nutrition, food formulation, dairy mixing, feed formulation, and various laboratory applications.

This tool helps users quickly determine the exact parts of each ingredient needed without doing complex math — making it ideal for students, nutritionists, feed manufacturers, and professionals who regularly work with formula balancing.


How the Pearson Square Method Works

The Pearson Square method follows a straightforward calculation:

  1. Enter the desired concentration of the final mixture.
  2. Add the concentration of ingredient A.
  3. Add the concentration of ingredient B.
  4. The calculator automatically generates:
    • The difference between each ingredient and the target value
    • The exact ratio of ingredient A to ingredient B
    • The final mixing proportions

This ensures accuracy and saves time compared to manual calculations.

Pearson Square Calculator
Pearson Square Calculator

Why Use Our Pearson Square Calculator?

Instant Results – No manual calculations needed
User-Friendly Interface – Simple input fields, easy-to-read output
Accurate Mixing Ratios – Perfect for feed formulation and nutrient balancing
Useful for Multiple Industries – Dairy, animal nutrition, food science, chemistry & more
Mobile-Friendly – Works on all devices
Zero Math Skills Required – Ideal for beginners and professionals alike


Who Can Use This Calculator?

This tool is designed for a wide variety of users, including:

  • Livestock nutritionists
  • Feed mill professionals
  • Dairy technologists
  • Food formulation experts
  • Students and educators
  • Laboratory technicians
  • Veterinarians

If your work involves mixing two ingredients with different concentrations, this tool will make your job simpler.


Common Uses of Pearson Square Calculator

  • Balancing protein levels in animal feed
  • Mixing milk fat percentages
  • Designing nutritional blends
  • Creating laboratory solutions
  • Adjusting food formulation concentrations
  • Preparing custom feed rations

Features of Our Pearson Square Calculator

  • Enter and calculate liquid or dry ingredient percentages
  • Real-time mixing ratio generation
  • Step-by-step Pearson Square method
  • Clean and simple layout
  • Accurate and reliable results
  • Perfect for classroom and professional use

1) What is Pearson’s Square Calculator used for?

Pearson’s Square Calculator helps you quickly mix two different concentrations (Ingredient A and Ingredient B) to reach a target concentration. It’s commonly used in feed mixing, fertilizer blending, solution dilution, and lab-style mixtures.

2) What values do I need to use the Pearson’s Square method?

You only need:
Ingredient A concentration (higher %)
Ingredient B concentration (lower %)
Target concentration (must be between A and B)
The calculator then returns the mixing ratio (parts) and/or percentage split.

3) Why must the target concentration be between A and B?

Because Pearson’s Square works only when one ingredient is above the target and the other is below the target.
If your target is higher than both (or lower than both), it’s impossible to reach that target using only those two inputs.

4) Can the calculator tell me exact weights (kg, g, liters)?

Yes—if you enter a total amount (like 1000 g or 10 kg), the tool can convert the ratio into exact weights for Ingredient A and Ingredient B, so you know exactly how much of each to mix.