/sci/, what's the best calculator for high school chemistry?

>>8319274
ti-84

>>8319275
>not rpn

trash

underageb&

The one your teacher recommends or uses. If none, the one your textbook models things after. If none, TI for the sheer amount of documentation out there but you should check to see if you need one first. Aim for one that's AP compatible, ideally the latest TI-whatever that isn't an NSpire.

>>8319274
>high school chemistry
Literally you can use your phone calculator for nearly everything you have to do in high school chem. Just buy the cheapest one you can get

>>8319274
pen and paper

FX-300ES

>>8319274
If you can take RPN, then HP 50g

Anything but a casio.

>>8319274

I don't think it really matters all that much. Besides calculating molarity, doubt you'd need to do much else (you shouldn't need a calculator for stoichiometry, for example).

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>>8324468
>TI

Fucking kill yourself

>>8324482
What do you use?

>>8319843
>the one your textbook models things after. If none, TI for the sheer amount of documentation out there but you should check to see if you need one first

Terrible advice. Following the textbook that closely encourages people to just memorize magic key press sequences rather than understand what they are doing with their calculator.

>TI

Don't buy into their monopoly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoGl8-Wc-L0

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>>8324488

Which would you guys say is better, the Casio FX-991EX or the Casio FX-991ES Plus?

>>8324525
>Casio FX-991ES Plus
it's obviously better because it has "plus" in the name

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>only two posts mentioning RPN or HP

>>8324525

The Casio FX-991EX is newer with a higher res screen and an extra digit of internal precision.
The Casio FX-115ES Plus has a GCD function (the German version of the 991DEX does too) and is a few dollar cheaper.