Quick answer: This page lists the 16 chapters of AP Chemistry: mole concept, photoelectron spectroscopy, VSEPR theory, intermolecular forces, ideal gas law, Beer-Lambert law, net ionic equation, rate law and 8 more. Each chapter has lesson notes, a worksheet of 20 problems with answers, a lab with answers, a test with a mark scheme and a quiz, with a free PDF download for each sheet. Written by a team of 12 qualified science teachers.
This AP Chemistry course gathers every chapter of the year: each one has a lesson, a worksheet with answers, a lab, a test with a mark scheme and a quiz. Open the lessons or go straight to the worksheets.
The AP Chemistry course covers 16 chapters: electrochemistry, Gibbs free energy, solubility product Ksp, buffer solutions, acids and bases pH, chemical equilibrium, thermochemistry, reaction mechanism, rate law, net ionic equation, Beer-Lambert law, ideal gas law, intermolecular forces, vsepr theory, photoelectron spectroscopy and mole concept. Each lesson starts with a quick answer, then gives worked examples, diagrams and the key points to learn. In addition, every chapter has a worksheet of 20 problems, so you can practise the method straight away, and a lab that shows the idea in a real experiment. After that, the test checks what you remember, and the quiz gives instant feedback in a few minutes. All the sheets can be printed from a free PDF, which is handy for homework, revision before an exam or a lesson at home.
AP Chemistry course: all the chapters
The nine AP Chemistry units and the free-response tasks
AP Chemistry
