Chemistry
Chemistry
Sessions
Sessions
Chemistry Series
10
AP Chem cram before the exam
5th session
With six comprehensive sessions, we'll utilize a problem-based approach, starting with questions from past AP Chemistry exams. Through guided discussion and review, you'll gain a deep understanding of the topics necessary for success.
Session Breakdown:
Session 1 - Foundations of Chemistry
We'll kick off by analyzing questions from past exams that focus on atomic structure, the periodic table, chemical bonding, and nomenclature. Through detailed discussions and explanations, we'll solidify your understanding of these foundational concepts.
Session 2 - Chemical Reactions and Stoichiometry
Starting with sample problems from previous exams, we'll delve into types of chemical reactions, stoichiometry, and balancing chemical equations. Through problem-solving and discussion, you'll learn how to apply these principles effectively.
Session 3 - Gases and Thermochemistry
This session will begin with questions related to gas behavior, gas laws, and thermochemical calculations. Together, we'll work through sample problems to deepen your understanding of these concepts and their applications.
Session 4 - Chemical Kinetics and Equilibrium
We'll start with questions that focus on reaction rates, factors affecting rates, and chemical equilibrium. Through analysis and discussion, you'll gain insight into the complexities of kinetics and equilibrium systems.
Session 5 - Acids and Bases, Solutions, and Electrochemistry
Beginning with sample questions on acid-base chemistry, solution properties, and electrochemical reactions, we'll explore the intricacies of these topics. Through problem-solving and discussion, you'll master key concepts and their applications.
Session 6 - Comprehensive review of all topics covered in previous sessions, focusing on sample AP Chemistry exam questions to simulate test conditions.
Throughout each session, we'll prioritize active learning through problem-solving and in-depth discussion. You'll have the opportunity to ask questions, clarify doubts, and engage in discussions to enhance your comprehension.
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Asher B
Registration full.
Getting a 5 in AP Chemistry
26th session
Hello, my name is Kush, and I am a college freshman who got a 5 on the AP Chemistry Exam and an A+ in the class! This series is different as we go over the strategies to answer REAL Multiple Choice and Free Response Questions so you do your best on the exam! This series is designed to help you do well in your class and get a 5 on the AP Chem Exam in May.
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Kush K
12 spots left!
AP Chemistry Review
8th session
Each week we will be going through practice problems and reviewing concepts from the different units associated with the AP Chemistry Syllabus. MCQ and FRQs will be provided at each session to help with exam prep. Short review of relevant concepts will also be implemented in each session.
Note: this session is for students taking the AP Chemistry exam in May of 2024. Anyone can join, but you may not get much out of the sessions as it is exam prep and I will not be teaching any concepts in depth as test taker’s need to already have a basic understanding.
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Claire S
Registration full.
Introduction to Organic Chemistry
6th session
In this series, you will learn what is Organic Chemistry. We will cover the importance of carbon, understanding skeletal structures, and functional groups' nomenclature and properties.
Learners are recommended to have a basic understanding of acid/base theory, as well as of intermolecular forces, however, it is not required.
If you missed any session, it is highly recommended to take a look at the PowerPoint sent in the group of the series.
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Evan R
Registration full.
Introduction to Organic Chemistry
2nd session
In this series, you will learn what is Organic Chemistry. We will cover the importance of carbon, understanding skeletal structures, and functional groups' nomenclature and properties.
Learners are recommended to have a basic understanding of acid/base theory, as well as of intermolecular forces.
If you missed any session, it is highly recommended to take a look at the PowerPoint sent in the group of the series.
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Evan R
8/20
AP Chemistry Exam Review
Starts
During each session, we will begin by doing some multiple-choice questions. Then we will move into free-response questions.
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Aiden V
3/30
Chemistry
Starts
We will go over 80% of chemistry topics and fundamentals: equilibrium, periodic trends, isotopes, electron configuration and more
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mich D
1/20
Chem Club
13th session
Welcome to Chem Club! This series is for all you chemistry enthusiasts to learn new and exciting topics typically not typically taught in schools and to share your passion of chem with others.
This series serves as a chem community engagement series hosted by the moderators to bring a stronger sense of community and connections between members of the chem subworld.
Each week we will cover a new topic and play fun games such as Kahoot!s to challenge our knowledge.
Feel free to join sessions as and when you are able to, but we would love to have you as regular participants and form a consistent group. Looking forward to seeing you in sessions!
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Claire S
Registration full.
US Chemistry Olympiad (USNCO) Exams 2000-2002
Starts
We will work through the local exams from these years, and I'll provide my thoughts on how to solve each question.
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Alan Y
0/20
Get Ready for AP Chemistry!
Starts
Taking AP Chemistry in the fall? Worried about doing well in your class and the AP Exam in May? Have no fear, as this series is for you. In this series, we will review basic chemistry concepts and start looking at the AP Chem curriculum, so you all can do well in your class. Additionally, we will go over AP Chem multiple choice questions and free response questions so you feel confident when the AP Exam comes around! Taught by a college student who scored a 5 on the AP Exam and got an A+ in the class, this series will tell you everything you need to know to prepare for the AP Exam.
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Kush K
11/40
