What do I need to memorize for the Chem. Subject Test

Test Preparation
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<p>What do I need to memorize? I memorized the basic period table trends, some simple solubility rules, the PV=nRT gas law, LeChatelier's principle, and some things about acids and bases.</p>

<p>My main concern is if (since I don't actually have a real Collegeboard Chem test) they give a compound and I don't know that certain ion, such as, acetate, or Hydrogen Sulfate. So for anyone who has a real collegeboard chem test or who has actually taken the test, do you have to memorize ions? Or do they give the compound or ion to you in parenthesis at the end of the question?</p>

<p>Also if you have taken the test or have a real test, please tell me if there is more that I should memorize before the test.</p>

<p>Any help at all would be appreciated. Thanks.</p>

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<p>I’m really sorry i can’t help you as I just joined the american system and when I was in the British system i did not take chemistry.</p>

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<p>Why don’t you look up the curriculum on the college board website or get a review book? Did you take ap chem?</p>

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<p>I have a review book, Barrons, but alot of people say that alot of the info in Barrons is unneeded for the test. Also no, I did not take Ap Chem, because my school doesn’t offer it. But i’m taking honors chem and flying by with a really high A.</p>

<p>Also I didn’t know that Collegeboard put what was going to be on the test, thanks :)</p>