Prepare for College Board AP Chemistry exam. Student should have completed Honors Chemistry as a prerequisite.
AP Chemistry / SAT Chemistry Subject Test
This is to help students prepare for summer AP Chemistry course for upcoming academic year & SAT Chemistry subject test.
Price: $1000.00 for 14 classes of 2 hours each. Total of 28 hours of class.
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| Feb 20 |
1.Atomic Structure & Properties : Moles, Molar Mass, Spectroscopy(Mas/ Electron Configuration, Periodic Trends, Valence Electrons and Ionic Compounds |
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2.Molecular & Ionic Compound Structures/Properties: Types of Chemical Bonds, Intramolecular Force & Potential Energy, Structure of Metals & Alloys, Lewis Diagrams, Resonance and Formal Charge, VSEPR and Bond Hybridization |
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| 3.Intermolecular Forces & Properties #1: Intermolecular Forces, Props of Solids/Liquids/Gases, KMT, Ideal Gas Law, Deviations | |
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3.Intermolecular Forces & Properties #2: Solutions/mixtures, Chromatography, Solubility, Electromagnetic Spectrum, Photoelectric Effect & Beer-Lambert Law |
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4.Chemical Reactions #1: Introduction for Reactions, Net Ionic Equations, Representations of Reactions, Phy & Chem Changes, Stoichiometry |
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4.Chemical Reactions #2: Continue Stoichiometry, Introduction to Titration/Acid-Base reactions, Types of Chemical Reactions, Oxidation-Reduction Reactions |
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5.Kinetics: Reaction Rates, Rate Law, Concentration Changes Over Time, Elementary Reactions, Collision Model, Reaction Mechanisms & Rate Law, Steady-State Approximation, Multistep Reaction Energy Profile & Catalysis |
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6.Thermodynamics: Endo/Exothermic Processes, Energy Diagrams, Heat Transfer & Thermal Eqbm, Heat Capacity & Calorimetry, Energy of Phase Changes, Enthalpy of Reaction, Bond Enthalpies, Enthalpy of Formation & Hess’s Law |
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7.Equilibrium: Intro to Eqbm, Rev Reactions, Reaction Quotient Q & Eqbm Constant K, Calc/Magnitude/Props of K, Calc Eqbm Concns, Representations of Eqbm, Le Chatlier’s Principle Q & K, Solubility, Common-Ion Effect, pH & Solubility, Free Energy of Dissolution |
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| 8.Acids & Bases #1: Intro to Acids/Bases, pH and pOH of Strong Acids/Bases, Weak Acid/Base Eqbm, Acid-Base Reactions & Buffers | |
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8.Acids & Bases #2: Acid-Base Titrations, Molecular Structure of Acid/Bases, pH & pKa, Props of Buffers, Henderson-Hasselbalch Eqn & Buffer Capacity |
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9.Applications of Thermodynamics: Entropy absolute/change, Gibbs Free Energy, Thermo & Kinetic Control, Free Energy & Eqbm, Coupled Reactions, Galvanic/Voltaic & Electrolytic Cells, Std/NonStd Cell Potential, Free Energy, Electrolysis and Faraday’s Law |
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| 10.Comprehensive Review #1: Summarize the topics completed from Units 1-5 and provide 360 degree overview of AP Chemistry | |
| 10.Comprehensive Review #2: Summarize the topics completed from Units 6-9 and provide 360 degree overview of AP Chemistry | |
| 11.AP Chemistry Test Review: Overview of AP Chemistry Test and provide approach, tips, techniques and resources to prepare and succeed on this test with perfect/high scores to strengthen your college applications | |
| 12.SAT Chemistry Subject Test Review: Overview of SAT Subject Chemistry Subject Test, provide approach, tips, techniques and resources to prepare and succeed on this test with perfect/high scores to strengthen your college applications |
