Join this session to learn about orbitals and hybridization! We will go over why orbitals exist, what hybridization is, animations and diagrams to solidify your understanding, and practice problems. Ask me any questions about orbitals and hybridization during this session. This session requires that you already have basic knowledge of electron configuration and Lewis structures.

Join this nomenclature session to learn how to name chemical compounds (binary ionic with and without transition metals, ionic with polyatomic ions, covalent, acids, and alkanes)! This session is suitable for learners from an AP Chemistry or high school chemistry course. Please come to the session with a periodic table. The slide decks will also be shared with learners for future reference! Prerequisites: learners should already be able to locate metals, metalloids, and nonmetals on a periodic table, and identify the charges of elements when they become ions based on their positions in the periodic table. 🧪

In this series, we will practice on past papers from 2014 to 2022 and learn how to solve each question. Whenever you feel confused, you are more than welcome to ask! I will make sure to explain knowledge in detail. I have scored an exceptional achievement, an excellence award, and a national gold award in CCC in 2025. Hope you can ace it in 2026 as well! For prerequisites, I would suggest having learned or started learning AP or AS Chemistry (or the advanced-level chemistry courses offered at your high school). Please remember to bring a notebook, a pen, and a calculator.

Important: Session times may change We will go over each AP Chem Unit and play a Blooket/Kahoot at the end of each session.