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About AP Chemistry
General Overview
The Advanced Placement Chemistry course is designed to be the equivalent of a first-year college Chemistry course.  It is meant to be taken after successful completion of Chemistry Honors/CP and includes such topics as the structure of matter, states of matter, and reactions.  It is an exciting but challenging course involving a lot of problem solving and high level lab work.  Students therefore need to have been successful in higher level math courses (IM3 or higher) and be prepared to spend 1 to 1.5 hours per night reading, practicing problem solving, and reviewing material from class.  

Detailed Course Information
A detailed official course description, including sample test questions, topics, formulas used, and exam format is available at the official college board website.
AP Syllabus and Class Info
AP PT and Reference docs
Bozeman Videos
AP Lab
Ap MC Review

Unit Topics:

summer work
Unit 1: Matter & Measurements
Unit 2: Atoms and Molecules
Unit 3: Stoichiometry
Unit 4: Chemical Reactions
UNIT 10: Gas Laws
UNIT 11: IMF
unit 12: Solids
UNIT 14: kinetics
unit 15: equilibrium
unit 16: acids & bases
UNIT 17: A/B Buffers & Titrations
unit 5: thermochem
unit 19:Thermodynamics
Unit 20: Electrochemistry
unit 6: Atomic Structure
unit 7: Periodic Trends
unit 8: Chemical Bonding
unit 9 vsepr
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