| Textbook Links - Click the correct textbook: Regular chem Honors chem Chemistry Review Links (by topic): Significant figures practice quiz An interactive periodic table with lots of useful info! Visualizing atomic orbitals Bonding Another good site with sig figs - be sure to read the fable History of the atom Chemistry tutorials on various topics Activities and tutorials on various topics Various topics - practice problems with answers* *A student reported (and he's correct) that the above link has some errors. It occasionally will tell you that your answer is wrong, when it is correct. They are few and far between, but watch out for them. Notes on reaction types and predicting products. (The ends of the sections may say "practice problems". Click there to get practice problems.) Also note, you will not need to predict synthesis (of nonmetals) until the bonding unit in the last trimester. Also, we referred to replacement as "single replacement" and ionic as "double replacement". Stoichiometry quiz with molarity Click on solution stoichiometry calculate moles or mass. Stoichiometry review worksheet Gas test retake review worksheet Other Chemistry Links Molecular expressions Mr. Craig's honors chemistry and AP chem website General Science Links DoScience.com - lots of fun science stuff to do! Heard a good urban legend lately? Check it out at Snopes.com EXTRA CREDIT: Watch for this to be updated soon. |
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| to succeed in chemistry: 10. Re-read or re-copy your notes and ask questions about them. 9. Read the section in the textbook that discusses our current topic. 8. Do all the homework that you're assigned, even if you know it won't be collected! 7. Stay for 6th period to get help or ask questions. 6. Follow the "textbook links" to find out what the textbook publishers have put together for you. 5. Click on the review links and practice what you've learned. 4. Read and practice your chemistry every day. 3. Use the links to the left to take the online practice tests 2. Show up for class everyday - and be prepared! 1. ASK QUESTIONS and take notes in class! |
