Step by step, we will cover the first 4 units of AP Chemistry over the course of multiple weeks/months. Don't worry, we will proceed slowly, it won't be a rushed course.

⚗️In this series we go over fundamentals of chemistry, so if you want to review a topic or learn something new you can join us.

Each week, we will go over topics that people struggle with. We will spend time on the weekends to put extra hours into specific topics that people feel that they are struggling with. Chemistry has multiple concepts, so putting time into specific areas with be very useful.

This session will review key concepts from AP Chemistry: Unit 2. I'll cover how to draw Lewis dot structures, how to calculate bond order/bond strength, what resonance structures are, and how to calculate formal charge of an atom. Lastly, I'll explain the VSEPR theory about molecular geometry as well as the hybridization of different molecules.

Welcome to Unit 2 of AP Chemistry! In this series, we will dive deep into Molecular/Ionic Structures, which involve learning about bonding, shapes, and much more. If you want to build mastery, get practice, and are striving for a 5 on the AP exam, then this is the place for you. Looking forward to working with you! **NOTE** AP Chemistry is NOT an introductory chemistry class, you need some basic experience(ie. honors chemistry, or chemistry 1)

Each week, you can bring any questions you have for AP Chem and we can work them out. It doesn't really matter if your units are in college board order or textbook order, as long as they are in the AP Chem curriculum I'm happy to help!

This series will be sessions done based on requests from students. Feel free to request a topic if you need extra help. All are welcome to join! No prior knowledge necessary!

Each week we will cover a topic, starting from the basics in topic 1.1 all the way to the topics in Unit 9 on Electrochemistry. Along with learning the topics, we will also run through practice problems to strengthen your understandings of the topics and get hands on experience in each unit.

Each week we'll cover material consistent with that of AP Chemistry starting with unit one and ending with the final unit. I am Jan Rosciszewski and have one year of basic chemistry and one year of AP Chemistry in which I received a 4

This series will serve as a time for extra practice and review of different AP Chemistry units, and on occasion, specific lessons. Learners should come with questions they'd like to discuss, attempt, work out together or have explained. Each session will be dedicated to a different group of 1-3 units. The series will begin by covering the earlier units and move further into the AP curriculum as the year progesses **If a learner would like to review a particular lesson/topic/unit, they can DM me to do so

In this series, we'll delve into the world of organic chemistry. Starting from scratch, we'll go over different topics, from resonance to reaction mechanisms and more. Each week, we'll review a different topic. After each session, I will provide you with a problem set if you want some practice. Having taken chemistry or currently taking chemistry is highly recommended.

Taking AP Chemistry in the fall? Worried about doing well in your class and the AP Exam in May? Have no fear, as this series is for you. In this series, we will review basic chemistry concepts and start looking at the AP Chem curriculum, so you all can do well in your class. Additionally, we will go over AP Chem multiple choice questions and free response questions so you feel confident when the AP Exam comes around! Taught by a college student who scored a 5 on the AP Exam and got an A+ in the class, this series will tell you everything you need to know to prepare for the AP Exam. ***More sessions will be added as the series progresses with the series scheduled to end in late August.

Each week, we will go over a sub-topic of AP Chemistry, following the College Board unit order. Then, at the end of each session, we will review Khan Academy questions, College Board FRQs, and College Board MCQs. My goal is to provide as many resources as possible in order to maximize your learning potentials.

Chem Club is BACK for the 2024/25 school year! This series is for all you chemistry enthusiasts to learn new and exciting topics typically not typically taught in schools and to share your passion of chemistry with others. We have kickstarted the series again with the incoming school year and are excited to continue engaging with our thriving chemistry community! For those who are new, each week, we will cover a new topic and have a fun quiz at the end of the session to challenge our knowledge. The winner of the game gets to pick next week's topic! For instance, in our previous series we covered topics like shampoos, textiles, forensics and even nuclear chemistry! Feel free to join sessions as and when you are able to, but we would love to have you as regular participants and form a consistent group. Our last series had 100+ signups, so do try to commit each week in order to prevent taking another keen learner's spot. Looking forward to seeing you in sessions! 🧪

In this series we'll be looking at the structures and properties of molecules, applying our observations to the neurochemical understanding of the brain and its diseases. We will talk about what causes them and what treatments actually do, as well as the steps involved in creating and testing drugs. **Sessions will be created upon learner request!

Each week, we will discuss basic topics in Chemistry that will hopefully help you on your chemistry journey.

In this series, we will be reviewing concepts from an Honors Chemistry standpoint, to help either a) touch up prior knowledge, or b) learn Chemistry essentials prior to taking AP Chemsitry.