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The units below follow a recommended order that builds from atomic structure toward reactions and calculations. You can work through them in sequence, or open any unit directly if you already know what you want to practice.

14 units available with 1415 practice questions.

What the labels mean
  • Content level: CoreExpected foundation for a general high school chemistry audience.
  • Content level: ChallengeEnrichment or more demanding reasoning within high school chemistry.

Content level is separate from question difficulty.

  1. Unit 01Content level: Core

    Stoichiometry

    The math of chemical reactions: moles, mass, balanced equations, limiting reagents, and yield.

    Balancing Chemical EquationsEmpirical formulaLab: Hydrate Analysis & Gravimetric Thermal DecompositionLimiting reagentsDefinition of the mole/Mole conversions
    Questions
    149
    Topics
    8
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    Why must a porcelain crucible be heated strongly and cooled in a desiccator before adding a hydrated salt sample in a gravimetric hydrate analysis lab?

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  2. Unit 02Content level: Core

    Periodic Trends

    Patterns across the periodic table, how atomic structure explains size, ionization energy, and shielding.

    Electronegativity ionization energy atomic radiusShielding/Electron Orbital structure
    Questions
    65
    Topics
    2
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    Which of the following elements has the largest atomic radius: Sodium (Na), Magnesium (Mg), or Potassium (K)?

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  3. Unit 03Content level: Core

    Types of Solids and IMFS

    Practice questions and topics from Types of Solids and IMFS.

    Types of elementsIntro to IMFSJustification with IMFSLab: Paper & Thin-Layer Chromatography of DyesSolids
    Questions
    106
    Topics
    5
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    Which of the following elements is classified as a semiconductor metalloid?

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  4. Unit 04Content level: Core

    Molecular Structure

    Lewis structures, the octet rule, and formal charge for building and evaluating molecules.

    Formal ChargeLewis structuresOctet rule
    Questions
    66
    Topics
    3
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    What is the total number of valence electrons in the Lewis structure of the ammonium cation, NH₄⁺?

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  5. Unit 05Content level: Core

    Bonding

    How atoms connect: VSEPR shapes, hybridization, electron orbitals, and sigma vs. pi bonds.

    HybridizationElectron orbitalsSigma and Pi bondsVSEPR
    Questions
    87
    Topics
    4
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    What is the molecular geometry of carbon tetrachloride (CCl₄)?

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  6. Unit 06Content level: Core

    Gases, Solutions & Spectroscopy

    Practice questions and topics from Gases, Solutions & Spectroscopy.

    Non-AP Extension: Graham's Law of Effusion & van der Waals EquationBeer's Law SpectroscopySpectroscopy & Beer-Lambert LawIdeal Gas Law, Dalton's Law & Gas StoichiometryKinetic Molecular Theory & Speed Distributions
    Questions
    108
    Topics
    6
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    According to the Beer-Lambert Law (A = ε · b · c), what is the relationship between absorbance (A) and path length (b) of the sample cuvette?

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  7. Unit 07Content level: Core

    Chemical Reactions

    Practice questions and topics from Chemical Reactions.

    Acid-Base Neutralization & Proton TransferLab: Gravimetric Analysis of PrecipitationLab: Oxidation-Reduction Titration (KMnO4)Net Ionic Equations & Precipitation ReactionsOxidation Numbers & Identifying Redox Reactions
    Questions
    134
    Topics
    7
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    In a gravimetric analysis to determine the sulfate content of an unknown fertilizer, which soluble reagent is added in excess to precipitate all sulfate quantitatively as an insoluble solid?

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  8. Unit 08Content level: Core

    Chemical Kinetics

    Practice questions and topics from Chemical Kinetics.

    Collision Theory & Arrhenius EquationIntegrated Rate Laws & Half-LifeElementary Steps & Reaction MechanismsReaction Rates & Differential Rate Laws
    Questions
    112
    Topics
    4
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    If a reaction rate is independent of the concentration of reactant A, what is the order with respect to A?

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  9. Unit 09Content level: Core

    Thermochemistry & Thermodynamics

    Practice questions and topics from Thermochemistry & Thermodynamics.

    Bond Dissociation Energies & Enthalpy of ReactionHeat Transfer, Specific Heat & CalorimetryEntropy, Gibbs Free Energy & Thermodynamic FavorabilityHess's Law & Standard Enthalpies of FormationLab: Coffee-Cup Calorimetry & Heat of Reaction
    Questions
    122
    Topics
    5
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    What is the heat absorbed by 200.0 g of water (c = 4.184 J/g°C) when heated by 10.0°C?

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  10. Unit 10Content level: Core

    Chemical Equilibrium & Solubility

    Practice questions and topics from Chemical Equilibrium & Solubility.

    Equilibrium Constant & Reaction Quotient Q vs KICE Tables & Equilibrium CalculationsSolubility Product Ksp & Common Ion EffectLab: Spectrophotometric Equilibrium Constant DeterminationLe Chatelier's Principle & System Shifts
    Questions
    122
    Topics
    5
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    In the lab determining the equilibrium constant for Fe³⁺(aq) + SCN⁻(aq) ⇌ [Fe(SCN)]²⁺(aq), what visible property is used to quantify the equilibrium concentration of the product?

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  11. Unit 11Content level: Core

    Acids, Bases & Aqueous Equilibria

    Practice questions and topics from Acids, Bases & Aqueous Equilibria.

    Buffer Solutions & Henderson-Hasselbalch EquationpH, pOH, Kw & Strong Acid-Base CalculationsAcid-Base Titration Curves & Chemical IndicatorsWeak Acids, Weak Bases, Ka/Kb & Salt Hydrolysis
    Questions
    112
    Topics
    4
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    What is the pH of a 0.0010 M HCl solution at 25°C?

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  12. Unit 12Content level: Core

    Electrochemistry & Applications of Thermodynamics

    Practice questions and topics from Electrochemistry & Applications of Thermodynamics.

    Electrolytic Cells & Faraday's Law CalculationsCell Potential, Gibbs Free Energy & Equilibrium ConstantGalvanic Cells & Standard Reduction PotentialsNernst Equation & Concentration Cells
    Questions
    112
    Topics
    4
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    In an electrochemical cell, which process occurs at the ANODE?

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  13. Unit 13Content level: Challenge

    Organic Chemistry

    Practice questions and topics from Organic Chemistry.

    Functional Groups & Organic FamiliesHydrocarbons & IUPAC NomenclatureStructural Isomerism & StereochemistryOrganic Reactions: Substitution, Addition & Combustion
    Questions
    60
    Topics
    4
    Levels
    Easy · Medium
    Example question · Easy

    What is the general molecular formula for an acyclic (open-chain) alkane containing n carbon atoms?

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  14. Unit 14Content level: Challenge

    Nuclear Chemistry

    Practice questions and topics from Nuclear Chemistry.

    Mass Defect, Binding Energy & E = mc²Fission, Fusion & Nuclear EnergyHalf-Life & Radioactive Decay KineticsNuclear Decay & Balancing Nuclear Equations
    Questions
    60
    Topics
    4
    Levels
    Easy · Medium · Hard
    Example question · Easy

    An alpha particle is identical to a:

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