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This is a very useful online encyclopedia.
Most of the scientific articles are thorough and well written, and far
better than Britannica and other big name on-line encyclopedias. |
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Chemistry Olympiad Exams, both Local and National |
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The American Chemical Society
sponsors competitive exams each year, first at the local level and then at
the national level. Click
here for more information on how to participate. The
three purposes of the exams are: |
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to
encourage a large number of students to excel in chemistry by comparing
their knowledge to national and international levels |
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to
provide a forum for interactions between students, teachers, and other
chemists |
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to
provide recognition to the top students |
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These exams are also very useful
when preparing for the AP Exam. |
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| Australian
Science Olympiad |
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The Australian
Science Olympiad also includes a chemistry competition. These tests
are similar to the AP Exam. |
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| Chemmybear's
Reactions |
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The Chemmybear site has the AP
Test's Predicting Reactions questions for 1985 through 1998.
These are, of course, not in the new format, but they may prove helpful. |
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| ChemReview.NET |
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This is an excellent review of AP
level chemistry and problem solving. For a list of the free,
downloadable lessons click
here. |
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| Zumdahl
at Brooks-Cole Website |
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Although
this material is for a much later edition of Zumdahl than the edition we are using, it
provides on-line, interactive flash cards, vocabulary, and on-line
practice tests. You will need to click
here, and then select the appropriate chapter from the pull-down menu. |
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| ChemTopics |
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This is an extensive collection
of links appropriate for AP Chemistry. Not all of the links are
still good, but the vast majority of them are. |
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