r/APChem

Uhmm okay so like Idk im west coast cali side of USA. Idk bout yall who took the ap chem makeup but that shit was lowk hard. Idk my frq was pretty hard and so was MCQ. On my mock i got a low/mid 3 ish but idk man i hope i did good. What do yall think man. Im very scared I want a 4 but i bs a lot of mcq and only bs 7 on frq that 2 last one. IF anyone rembers any questions pls put them below so i can see what I got for it man, god pls give me a 4

I did really bad in the test but from what Ik a lot of people did bad too will it be graded on a curve orrrr?? Also late testers how was it? For me the mcqs were meh but FRQS WERE HELL.

wth was that fuckass exam genuinely only benjamin netanyahu couldve made such questions. how was it for u guys what questions did u find hard how were mcqs can we pls pls have a post exam debrief i need to know how fried i am

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT EXAM????? WHAT WAS IT BRO LIKE THERE IS NO WAY ??? LITERALLY ONE SHOCK AFTER THE OTHER

it was deadass much harder than all the practice papers ive done??? its those frqs what the fuck was that bond length question aswell??? about the no single bond being a pm then the no double bond being another pm THEN THE WHOLE ASS NO3- ION BEING ANOTHER PM AND H HAVING TO EXPLAIN WHY???? and that stupid le chat question about smthn being pink and that compound was not even in the reaction man WHAT THE FUCK IS ALL I HAVE TO SAY

As the title states, I'm going into AP Chem next near from a college prep Chem class. My grades average around A or A+, and I feel as though I have a really good understanding of everything.

At least where I go to school, I believe the only difference between college prep and Honors Chem is college prep doesn't learn stoich. I have many friends taking AP Chem next year too but they're all coming from Honors.

People are saying the AP exam this year was hard, and I'm starting to get nervous. Will I be ready?

Edit: where I come from CP is an abbreviation for college prep... apparently it's not a widely used abbreviation

People who took the ap chem exam today, what we saying? I lowkey thought it wasn’t that bad and easier than the 2026 released frqs

my test is tmrw, its currently 12am, im still barely finishing up unit 9, and i didnt do a SINGLE PASTPAPER. im doing the test tmrw cz it was postponed due to the missile threats in uae. the galvanic and electrolytic cells in unit 9 are messing me up, can anyone tell me like can i skip it? for those who did the test, did it come? im guessing my test might have some resemblance. PLEASE lmk asap if theyre that important or the main points i should know. im new to this reddit thing so idk if im allowed to cuss but IM FUCK*D.. anyway thank u guys ily all pls reply to this ill invite u to my wedding i alr feel like a chud pls dont ignore me bye ily

not bad not bad

What eveyone get on the voltage

Hey the intl felt so so much more harder than whatever college board realeased, I hope im not the only one who thinks like that. Please tell me theres a huge curve

Hii I’m an upcoming senior and I wanted to study Ap chem in the summer to be a bit ahead. I already took highschool chem for two years so I do have a background. Can anyone who already took it and preferably got a 5 explain to me how they studied ?

I tried to self-study AP chem this yr. Given that I already know units 1-3 and that I got through the rest of the units on Khan, can I get a 4? Is a 5 achievable?

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I have practice exams, so I can do those. What else do you guys suggest? Am I missing anything important that Khan can't cover? If so please let me know.

Otherwise, I am trying to prep by also revising units 1-3 and memorizing VSEPR, Strong acids & bases, hybridization, solubility rules, more polyatomic ions, yk.

DOES ANYONE HAVE A Chemistry script with all the notes in the calculator?

taking 5 aps next year.. trying to make it easier

Guys im a bit confused for late testing lots of people say its way harder others say its the same difficulty also i know they make a completely different exam for late testing but do they also change the unit thats heavily weighted on the exam?? Like i heard this years exam was 50% thermo and little unit 9so should i expect that aswell on my late exam or nah because some people told me since unit 9 was barely asked about in the exam so expect to be asked about it a lot in the late testing while others telling me that i should focus on thermo cuz it was asked about a lot in the test

im trying to guage the likelihood of me getting at least a 3 and yk what maybe i do have a chance but my memory is sooo bad 😭 every practice test i do i get around half the questions right. is there anything i can do to somehow be able to memorize more or is it too late to do anything drastic. im choosing to be delusionally hopeful here ✌️ i havent done any practice frqs yet so maybe thats a problem too

so im basically worried about a thing but its a very big part of acheiveing a 5 i have a genuine problem with solving questions i watched multiple videos and i think theyre easy and stuff but when i solve alone i forget what steps to take and i panic, im late testing and my exam si in 3 days, did anyone else struggle with this and if so how did u guys fix this issue, any specific methods/ steps, please share anything is helpful. and btw i did finish the whole subject and have no problem with most of the units except anything stoichiometry which is a really big percent of the subject but please bare with me

Tips? Is it harder than the actual test?

For AP Chemistry FRQs, if I’m doing a stoichiometry calculation and I don’t write units throughout every step of my work, but I do include the correct units in my final answer, would I lose points?

For example, if I show the numerical setup correctly but only label the final answer as mol, g, M, etc., is that usually okay? Or do graders expect units to be shown during the dimensional analysis steps too?