Does anybody know if there is a website or a book that review all the labs covered in chemistry ?
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my chem teacher told us that there is know possible way to make a list of all the possible experiments that can be done in an ap chemistry course and that are fair game on the exam. he also said that we will just have to rely on our basic chemistry knowledge to get us through those problems.
i know we did gas law (molar mass, molar volume, absolute zero) decomposition (KClO3) and many analytical labs (we compete and win prizes for those) others that we did were just to learn basic lab techniques that we used during analytical (colorimetry, titration, filtering, sublimation, etc.)
best of luck
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