Quick answer: AP Chemistry worksheets with answers is a PDF book of 133 pages with 16 worksheets, for AP Chemistry. It costs $9.99, paid once by PayPal, downloads instantly on up to 3 devices and prints well in black and white. Written by a team of 12 qualified science teachers.
AP Chemistry
Twenty problems for each of the 16 chapters of AP Chemistry, with every answer worked out in Part 2.
$9.99 one-time payment
- 133 pages in one PDF book
- 16 worksheets
- 20 problems per worksheet
- Every answer worked out in Part 2
- Secure PayPal payment, no subscription
- Instant download, on up to 3 devices
- Prints well in black and white
How the AP Chemistry worksheets work
The sheets climb from easy to hard, and the last five problems on each are modelled on the demands of a free-response task. On “net ionic equations, titration and redox” students write net ionic equations and work through titration and redox calculations, on “equilibrium constants and shifts” they set up equilibrium expressions, and on “cells, cell potential and electrolysis” they connect cell potential to free energy. Problems mix calculations, graph reading, data analysis, comparisons and explanations, and many need a particle diagram or a graph. Each answer shows the method from the balanced equation to the result with units and significant figures. The order matches the AP Chemistry lessons, from “moles, isotopes and chemical formulas” to “cells, cell potential and electrolysis”.
Table of contents
Part 1 holds the 16 worksheets below, in this order. Part 2 holds the worked answers of every worksheet, in the same order.
- Moles, isotopes and chemical formulas
- Electron configurations, PES and periodic trends
- Lewis structures, shapes and hybridization of molecules
- Forces between particles and what they decide
- Gas laws and particle motion
- Concentration, separation and absorbance
- Net ionic equations, titration and redox
- Rate laws, orders and half-lives
- Mechanisms, catalysts and activation energy
- Heat, enthalpy and Hess's law
- Equilibrium constants and shifts
- Strong and weak acids, bases and pH
- Buffers, titration curves and indicators
- Ksp, precipitation and the common ion effect
- Entropy, Gibbs energy and spontaneity
- Cells, cell potential and electrolysis
Want to try a chapter first? Every AP Chemistry chapter is free to read on the website: open the free AP Chemistry pages.
Frequently asked questions
Who are the AP Chemistry worksheets for?
They suit US high school students preparing for the AP Chemistry exam, and first-year university students revising general chemistry. They work next to the lessons or next to any school textbook.
Where are the answers?
Part 2 gathers all the answers, after the 16 worksheets, so a student does not see an answer by accident. Each one shows the method, and the table of contents lists the answers of every chapter, from “moles, isotopes and chemical formulas” to “cells, cell potential and electrolysis”.
How many problems are on a worksheet?
Twenty, numbered Problem 1 to Problem 20 and sorted from easy to hard, each one marked easy, medium or hard. The sheet on “mechanisms, catalysts and activation energy” has the same layout as all the others.
Can I print the AP Chemistry worksheets?
Yes. Print the chapters you need, as many copies as you need for your own class or family. Payment is a single PayPal purchase with an instant download.
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