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Course Structure 📚
- 40+ Hours of Learning 🕒: Interactive sessions, in-person & online.
- Small Batches 👥: Max 10 students for personalized focus.
- Custom Plans 🎯: Diagnostic tests tailor your study journey.
- Regular Assessments ✔️: Advanced testing portal for constant improvement.
Study Material 📖
- Expert Tutors 👩🏫: Personalized guidance from seasoned pros.
- Rich Resources 📈: Detailed notes, video tutorials, and topic-wise tests.
- Mock Tests 📝: 5 full-length exams for a real test experience.
- Online Portal 💻: Quizzes and explanations for deeper learning.
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AP Chemistry Syllabus
Unit 1: Atomic Structure and Properties (7%–9%)
- 📏 Moles and molar mass: Understand the concept and calculations.
- 🔍 Mass spectroscopy: Determine atomic mass via mass spectrometry.
- 🧪 Elemental composition: Calculate percent composition from molecular formulas.
- 🔬 Mixtures: Identify composition and mixture types.
- ⚛️ Atomic structure: Explore protons, neutrons, electrons, and electron configurations.
- 🌈 Photoelectron spectroscopy: Use it to determine electron configurations.
- 📈 Periodic trends: Discover properties changes across the periodic table.
- 🔌 Valence electrons: Learn their role in forming ionic compounds.
Unit 2: Molecular and Ionic Compound Structure and Properties (7%–9%)
- 🌐 Chemical bonds: Ionic, covalent, and metallic bonds.
- 💪 Intramolecular forces: Understand forces within molecules.
- 🔳 Ionic solids: Study their crystal lattice structure.
- 🛠 Metals and alloys: Dive into their structure and formation.
- 🎨 Lewis diagrams: Use them for representing molecules.
- ↔️ Resonance and formal charge: For predicting electron arrangements.
- 📐 VSEPR and hybridization: Predict molecular geometry.
Unit 3: Intermolecular Forces and Properties (18%–22%)
- 🤲 Intermolecular forces: London dispersion, dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding.
- 🌡 States of matter: Relation to intermolecular forces.
- 🚗 Kinetic molecular theory: Describes motion in solids, liquids, gases.
- 💧 Solutions: Understand types and solubility.
- 🌞 Photoelectric effect: Electron emission from metal surfaces.
Unit 4: Chemical Reactions (7%–9%)
- 🔄 Introduction to reactions: Understanding bond formation and breaking.
- 🧮 Net ionic equations: Focus on participants in reactions.
- 📝 Reaction representations: Word equations, formulas, and balancing.
- 🔄 Physical vs. chemical changes: Recognize the signs.
- ⚖️ Stoichiometry: Relationships between reactants and products.
- 🎭 Reaction types: Synthesis, decomposition, exchange, redox.
Unit 5: Kinetics (7%–9%)
- ⏱ Reaction rate: Measure and calculate reaction speeds.
- 📊 Rate laws: Describe the effect of concentration on reaction rate.
- 🧩 Elementary reactions: Simplest steps in mechanisms.
- 💥 Collision model: How reactions occur through molecule collisions.
- 🛤 Reaction mechanisms: Series of steps in reactions.
- ⚡ Energy profiles: Identify and interpret multistep reaction energy.
Unit 6: Thermodynamics (7%–9%)
- 🌞 Endothermic vs. exothermic: Recognize and calculate heat in reactions.
- 🌡 Heat transfer: Understand thermal equilibrium.
- 🔥 Calorimetry: Measure reaction heat.
- 🍦 Phase changes: Calculate energy involved in phase transitions.
- 📊 Enthalpy of reaction and formation: Calculate reaction heat.
- 🔄 Hess’s law: Enthalpy change consistency in reactions.
Unit 7: Equilibrium (7%–9%)
- ⚖️ Basics of chemical equilibrium: Understanding forward and reverse reaction rates.
- 🧮 Equilibrium constant (Kc): Calculate and predict reaction directions.
- 🌊 Solubility equilibria: Calculate solubility product constant (Ksp).
- 🔄 Le Châtelier’s principle: System adjustments to maintain equilibrium.
Unit 8: Acids and Bases (11%–15%)
- 🍋 Basics of acids and bases: Definitions and reactions.
- 🧪 pH and pOH: Calculate for strong acids and bases.
- 🛡 Acid-base reactions and buffers: Equation balancing and pH maintenance.
- 🔬 Molecular structure: Impact on acidity and basicity.
- 📈 pH and pKa: Understand their relationship.
Unit 9: Applications of Thermodynamics (7%–9%)
- ❄️ Entropy: Concept and relation to system disorder.
- 🔋 Gibbs Free Energy: Determine reaction favorability.
- 🎲 Thermodynamic vs. kinetic control: Impact on reaction outcomes.
- 🔌 Electrochemistry: Galvanic cells, electrolysis, and Faraday’s law.
🎓 AP Chemistry Exam Structure 🎓
Section I: Multiple Choice (50% of Total Score)
- Duration: 1hr 30mins.
- Questions: 60, a mix of individual and sets related to diagrams or data presentations.
- Skills Tested:
- Analysis and interpretation of chemical properties/phenomena. 🕵️♂️
- Design of experiments to test theories. 🧫
- Problem-solving using mathematical relationships. 🧮
- Making/justifying scientific claims with evidence. 📚
Section II: Free Response (50% of Total Score)
- Duration: 1hr 45mins.
- Questions: Three long essays (10 points each) + four short answers (4 points each).
- Skills Tested:
- Deep analysis of chemical models/phenomena. 📊
- Experiment design and data representation. 📈
- Mathematical problem-solving. 🔢
- Scientific claim justification with evidence. 🏆