25-26 S1 SCI521 AP Chemistry - Johnson
Section outline
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Equations sheet that is handed out for every AP Chemistry test
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This link brings students directly to the AP Central classroom site.
Course name: CHS AP Chem 2025
Join code: LDALRA
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2026 Spring course codes
Period 1 anatomy: 22070 (lecture) - BIOL 220; 22072 (lab) - BIOL 220L
Period 2 anatomy: 22071 (lecture) - BIOL 220; 22073 (lab) - BIOL 220L
Period 3 anatomy: 31978 (lecture) - BIOL 220; 22074 (lab) - BIOL 220L
Period 5 AP chemistry: 22136 (lecture) - CHEM 121; 22138 (lab) - CHEM 121L
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Prior to enrolling in any dual credit course, students must apply to BSC. It is recommended for Bismarck students to apply through the PowerSchool app to autofill fields and automatically submit transcripts; details for that can be found through the link provided (taken from this site as well).
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This video discusses the following questions: How do we measure items in science? When we see numbers, what kinds of information does that communicate? What are significant figures all about?
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This packet is due online by the beginning of class on _____. **This is the day after Labor Day.**
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Pages 1-5 on this introductory lab are due by the start of class on _____. Pages 6 & 7 will be due _____ after we have completed Unit 1, section 1.
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This assignment is due by the start of class on _____.
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The NMSI SuperProblem is due by the start of period 5 on _____. It is strongly advised to look at the modified problems as well prior to the FRQ test for review!
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Standing assignment for view/notes. Vast majority is review - some new info.
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Standing assignment for view/notes. Vast majority is review - some new info.
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This assignment is due by the beginning of period 5 on _____.
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This assignment is due by the start of period 5 on _____.
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This assignment is due by the beginning of period 5 on _____.
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This assignment is due by the beginning of period 5 on _____.
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This assignment is due by the beginning of period 5 on _____.
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Closed: Tuesday, September 23, 2025, 10:36 AM
Note: For all questions, assume that the temperature is 298 K, the pressure is 1.00 atmosphere, and solutions are aqueous unless otherwise specified.
Directions: Each of the questions or incomplete statements below is followed by four suggested answers or completions. Select the one that is best in each case and then fill in the corresponding circle on the answer sheet.
This portion of the test will be on _____. The FRQ portion will be on _____.
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This assignment is due by the start of period 5 on _____.
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This assignment is due by the start of period 5 on _____.
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This assignment is due by the beginning of period 5 on _____.
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This quiz will be on _____. Due beginning of period 5 on _____.
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This assignment is due by the beginning of period 5 on _____.
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This is a 2-day lab, conducted on _____ and _____.
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We will work on this in class on _____.
Problems to focus on:
Warm up - pg. 1
Deconstruction - pg. 3
Pages 4, 5, 8, 10
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This assignment is due by the start of period 5 on _____.
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We will do this in class on _____.
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This assignment is due by the start of period 5 on _____.
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We will do these in class prior to the take-home quiz on _____.
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This quiz is due by the start of period 5 on _____. We will have an in-class quiz on this same day!
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Watch this video and take notes on problems 7-10 in your annotated notes for _____.
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We should have this done before the weekend - anything we don't finish, you will need to watch this video and take notes on problem 11 & solving net ionics in your annotated notes for _____.
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We will do these in class on _____.
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Problems 1-3 are redox & acidic redox - we will look at these in class on _____ - due _____.
Problem 4 we will look at in class on _____ - due _____.
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3 slides to go through the basics of a burette (buret) as well as some key items to keep in mind as you do a titration.
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Part 1 of this lab is performed to determine the [ ] of the KMnO4 solution. I go through the red-ox reaction in acidic solution equation, the math involved to determine the concentration, then the process of titration.
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This is due by the start of class on _____, the day of the lab.
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We will do part 1 of this lab on _____ - homework is to determine the concentration of the KMnO4. Part 2 will be on _____ - homework is to complete the post-lab conclusion questions. We will finish with the lab and post-lab conclusion questions _____.
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We will work on these in class on Monday October 27th with the FRQ test (no MC this chapter) on Tuesday October 28th.
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This assignment is due by the start of period 5 on Monday November 3rd.
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This assignment is due by the start of period 5 on Tuesday November 4th.
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This assignment is due by the start of period 5 on Wednesday November 5th - this is the day of the first electrochemistry quiz.
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This assignment is due by the start of period 5 on Friday November 7th.
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Unit 5 - Chapter 16 assignment #4 - answer key File
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We will look at this in class on Friday November 7th after going over book assignment #4. Upon going through the procedure, we will work on the pre-lab questions in class. The lab itself is to be performed on Monday November 10th.
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Electrochemical cells lab - Zn redox 1/2 cell reactions with different metals.
Friday November 7th: after going over the assignment #4, read through the lab first, then watch this video and take some notes on the lab so you know the procedure for Monday. Then do the pre-lab questions!
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The assignment for Thursday November 13th is to
1) Turn in the electrochemistry labs.
2) Watch the first 7 minutes of the electroplating video.
3) Watch this video for section 5.
4) Do book assignment #5.
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This assignment is due by the start of period 5 on Friday November 14th.
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Electroplating with copper lab - electrolytic cells and Faraday's equation
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The assignment for Friday November 14th is to
1) Go over book assignment #5.
2) Go through the electroplating setup (wiring) and pre-lab problems - due Tuesday November 18th.
3) Work on these NMSI problems - due Wednesday November 19th.
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The assignment for Friday November 14th is to
1) Go over book assignment #5.
2) Go through the electroplating setup (wiring) and example problems - due Tuesday November 18th.
3) Work on these NMSI problems - due Wednesday November 19th.
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We will look at these problems in class on Tuesday November 18th.
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We will be doing this in class on Wednesday January 22nd!
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Use this image to determine the density of your room temperature water for the above lab!
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Opened: Wednesday, March 5, 2025, 8:35 AMClosed: Tuesday, March 11, 2025, 12:50 PM
Please have this review assignment completed and submitted online before class time on _____. You will have two attempts to correct any mistakes you might have.
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This is completely optional in case you wanted to practice some FRQ stuff. I do not have an answer key available at this time.
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This contains AP Classroom links to each individual AP standard that includes a video link and a couple of practice questions for each standard. The first and last page of this document contains Krug's "10 Minute Review" of the entire topic.
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This document lists all the AP standards and a video link for Krug's videos for each individual topic. Below numbers for each topic is how it corresponds with our specific unit, chapter, and section as we covered it.
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This is the document that will be available as a dropdown menu item within Bluebook.
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This is very rough and messy, but here is my take on the answer key for the 2025 frq test for those that might be curious. I very well may have math mistakes!
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Mandatory for all - turn in your FRQ for each unit and your scoring
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Mandatory reading, follow up with taking the online quiz below. Excellent reminders for each unit!
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This one is mandatory for all. Send me a screenshot of your final screen when completed to receive credit.
Practice questions that assess your recall of the TSNF document. Graded online.
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Mandatory read - 12 pages! We haven't done all of these techniques in AP chem (general chemistry does them) but I have seen all of these on AP chemistry exams.
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Krug goes through all 9 units pretty quickly and shows examples. I have made bookmarks for each topic he covers so it is easier to skip to just the right spot.
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This is the packet that BHS uses. It also contains FRQs for each unit.
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A more comprehensive version of Write this, not that. 160 slides with FRQs for each unit and the answers.
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12 pages from BHS. MC questions - 150 total. Final 28 have answers bolded; others you will need access to the answer key.
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This survey is 100% anonymous and is purely used for my own purposes to help drive improvement for both the course and myself. This course was delivered with the primary goal of getting all students to a passing score or higher on the AP exam while still fostering an interest in the field of chemistry. As you answer the questions, keep in mind the context of the recent AP chemistry exam and how it went for you, along with your experience in the class throughout the entire year. Please feel free to share what you thought went well and what needs work. It will help me immensely.
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