So what is the purity of each element?
And how much water are you diluting them into?
PPM is mg/L

let's assume that its 100% purity and I am trying to make 1 Liter of nutrient solution(not stock)

anyone?

how about breaking down the composition of each compound for us.
I mean, if you want someone to do the simple math, at least give us the chemical breakdown of each component.
For example, 0.82grams in one liter is 820 ppm of calcium nitrate. so what percentage of cal nite is calcium and what percentage is nitrogen? multiply 820 times each percentage and you'll have the concentration of that molecule from that compound.

Oh, sorry i was thinking that you guys have a calculator for this. I just wanted to double check if my figures are accurate.

I use a spread sheet but it is only set up for the components I use. google hydrobuddy or search this forum for danielfp to find a link to what you're after. daniel created the hydrobuddy which is what I believe you are after.

Got it, thanks!

Like Grizman, I made a spread sheet for the items I used. Might want to make you up one for what you use (not really that hard).

I see, i was under the impression that most of what i posted were common chemicals used in concocting solutions based on what ive read in books and the web

Yes those are common and available chemicals.
I use a hydroponic solution that contains the bulk of the necessary chemicals. Then I add some calcium nitrate and epsom salts to complete what is needed.
The iron and boron are a bit low, but I've never seen any difficulties due to it. I just assume my well water makes up for it.