Chemistry AP Exam Prep

The Chemistry AP Exam is a very substantial examination of General College Chemistry.  It is designed to be taken after a second year of high school chemistry (AP).  Even though we have had great success at Jesuit in taking the exam no one should attempt it after just one year of chemistry unless he does have a solid A in Chemistry I Honors and is willing to do extra work in getting ready for the test. 

• AP Chemistry Course Home Page
• Exam Format
• Keys
• Multiple Choice by Topic (1984, 1989, 1994)
• Historical Summary of Topics of Part A, Question 1, 2, & 3 (formally called Part A & B)
• Complete by-topic analysis of recent exams.

Question 4 of Part B in the Free Response part of the exam requires the prediction of chemical reactions and the writing of net ionic reactions.  The three items that follow deal with the development of this skill.

• Writing Chemical Reactions
• A Review of Reaction Writing
• Predicting Reactions
• Past AP Part B, Question 4 (Equations) with answers (formally Part C)
• The New (2007) Question 4 Worksheet (Private)
• Historical Summary of Topics of Question 5, 6, 7 & 8 - Part B (formally Part D)
• Practice AP Exams (Private)
• AP Multiple Choice Quizzes by-topic
• AP Interactive Practice Quizzes
• Do's and Don'ts
• AP Chemistry Students' Performance in College
• Siemens Awards for Advanced Placement
   

Last Updated on  05/29/2008
By Harry Clark