AP chemistry 2019 PDF

John Moore wuchs in den Ausläufern von Western North Carolina auf. Er besuchte die University of North Carolina-Asheville, wo er seinen Bachelor in Chemie erhielt. Seinen Master in Chemie erwarb er an der Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina. Nach einer Zeit in der US-Armee beschloss er, sich als Lehrer zu versuchen. 1971 wechselte er an die Chemiefakultät der Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas, wo er bis heute Chemie lehrt. 1985 ging er wieder in Teilzeit zur Schule und erhielt 1991 seinen Doktortitel in Pädagogik an der Texas A&M University. Johns Spezialgebiet ist die chemische Ausbildung, insbesondere im Vorschulbereich. Er war Mitherausgeber (zusammen mit einem seiner ehemaligen Studenten) der Rubrik Chemie für Kinder des Journal of Chemical Education. Er hat zahlreiche Chemiebücher verfasst, darunter Chemie für Dummies, Chemie leicht gemacht, Chemie für die völlig Verwirrten und Biochemie für Dummies. Derzeit arbeitet er an einem Hochschullehrbuch. John lebt mit seiner Frau Robin und ihren zwei Hunden und zwei Katzen in Nacogdoches, Texas. Er braut gerne sein eigenes Bier und Met und arbeitet mit Holz. In letzter Zeit fertigt er maßgefertigte Messergriffe und Stifte aus exotischen Hölzern. Und er liebt es zu kochen. Seine beiden Jungs, Jason und Matt, bleiben zusammen mit seinen wunderbaren Zwillingsgroßbabys Sadie und Zane und seiner fabelhaften Schwiegertochter Sara in den Bergen von North Carolina.

AP chemistry 2019 pdf von John Moore

Welcome to the AP Chemistry Five-Step Program. The fact that you are reading this preface suggests that you will be taking the AP exam in chemistry. The AP Chemistry exam is con- stantly evolving and so this guide has evolved. We have updated the book to match the new AP Chemistry exam. The new exam has an emphasis on sets—a series of questions that refer to the same given information, along with changes in the free-response portion. The AP Chemistry exam certainly isn’t easy, but the rewards are worth it—college credit and the satisfaction of a job well done. You will have to work and study hard to do well, but we will, through this book, help you to master the material and get ready for the exam. Both of us have many years of experience in teaching introductory general chemistry at the university level. John Moore is the author of Chemistry for Dummies, and he and Richard “Doc” Langley have also written Chemistry for the Utterly Confused, a guide for college/high school students. Each of us has certain skills and experiences that will be of special help in presenting the material in this book. Richard has also taught high school science, and John has years of experience teaching chemistry to both public school teachers and students. Both of us have been graders for the AP Exam chemistry free-response ques- tions for years and have firsthand knowledge of how the exam is graded and scored. We have tried not only to make the material understandable but also to present the problems in the format of the AP Chemistry exam. By faithfully working the problems you will increase your familiarity with the exam format, so that when the time comes to take the exam there will be no surprises. Use this book in addition to your regular chemistry text. We have outlined three differ- ent study programs to prepare you for the exam. If you choose the yearlong program, use it as you are taking your AP Chemistry course. It will provide additional problems in the AP format. If you choose one of the other two programs, use it with your chemistry textbook also; but you may need to lean a little more on this review book. Either way, if you put in the time and effort, you will do well. Now it’s time to start. Read the Introduction: The Five-Step Program; Chapter 1, What You Need to Know About the AP Chemistry Exam; and Chapter 2, How to Plan Your Time. Then take the Diagnostic Exam in Chapter 3. Your score will show how well you understand the material right now and point out weak areas that may need a little extra attention. Use the review exams at the end of the chapters to check your comprehension. Also, pay attention to the free-response questions. That is where you can really shine, and they are worth almost as much as the multiple-choice part. Use the Rapid Reviews to brush up on the important points in the chapters. Just before taking the exam, review the section on avoiding “stupid” mistakes at the back of this book. Keep this book handy—it is going to be your friend for the next few weeks or months. Good luck: but remember that luck favors the prepared mind.