<p>I have taken Honors Chem. I have Zumdahl Chem and PR's AP Chem. I have approx. 2 3/4 month to study for the AP Test. I would be satisfied with a 4, but am willing to work for a 5. Study plan/Suggestions?</p>
<p>Uh, not sure what you want us to go here with this.</p>
<p>Read and make sure you know everything before the AP test?</p>
<p>That’s really all there is to it. Common sense.</p>
<p>you’re gonna have to work ur *** off</p>
<p>I actually recommend Kaplan’s AP Chemistry. That one’s more comprehensive than Princeton Review.</p>
<p>I agree with GoldShadow. The plan is really quite obvious. Learn the material; take the test. AP Chem is one of those subjects where it’s really beneficial to do labs, which you can’t get from just reading.</p>
<p>can any people who have self-studied it give me some advice?</p>
<p>bizumpskyy</p>
<p>unless you really like chemistry, I would not use zumdahl for actual studying. I heard that PR was pretty good (I personally used barrons as a prep book last year). If you are comfortable with the quantitative analysis in honors chem, you shouldn’t have too much trouble. You can probably learn topics such as equilibrium, acid-base, kinetics, electrochem, and thermodynamics immediately before covering the more theory based topics such as detailed states of matter and lewis structures. </p>
<p>For the FR, you should expect an equilibrium question, a lab question, a chemical reactions question, a lewis structure question, electrochem, or thermo.</p>
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