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.

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 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.

We'll cover everything dealing with intermolecular forces in general chemistry, which is equivalent to Unit 3 of AP Chemistry. We'll also dive into topics like kinetic molecular theory and spectroscopy. Whether you're in high school or college, I'm excited to work with you.

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.

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

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 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.