Chem this fall. Any tips? :)

I am taking chemistry this fall as well and I want to be on top of things too so I found a few websites and I am going to check into a few books as well but here are some sites that are helping me to understand:

http://www.chemreview.net/download_instructions.htm

http://www.chemmybear.com/stdycrds.html

http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/notes.shtml

hope these help, they have done wonders for me. I really want my GPA to stay up and with taking algebra, A & PI, chemistry and life span development this fall along with my CNA classes I need all of the help i can get:bugeyes:

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it's kinda like math where you need to practice answering the questions, rather than just reading the text.....good luck, you'll do great!

Thanks Marggie for starting this thread; I will be taking chem as well for fall and I will need all the help I can get.

Thanks Jennydavid! Those links are going to be a huge help.

Thanks everyone. Yeah I think there are conversions or something like that. I definitely need to get on the ball, I don't want to be lost on the first day lol.

I am also going to be doing Chem this fall so I am sure those links are going to be very helpful! Thanks!!

I took chemistry 7 years ago when I originally started going for nursing. At my school they require it before starting A&P. I honestly don't remember much, so I'm of no help....just want to say good luck!!

Thank you both. :) :) :) Very kind.

Chem for health sciences- review the following which will be covered in the beginning and throughout:

Dimensional analysis- how to set up problems

Metric System- US system of measurements - Conversions

Atoms, Protons, Neutrons, Electrons

Periodic "Table

calorie/joule- how to solve for kcals or grams for fat, protein/carb

Ionization

balancing atom equations

half lives

It is not hard but you have to practice doing problems-

Good luck

Chem for health sciences- review the following which will be covered in the beginning and throughout:

Dimensional analysis- how to set up problems

Metric System- US system of measurements - Conversions

Atoms, Protons, Neutrons, Electrons

Periodic "Table

calorie/joule- how to solve for kcals or grams for fat, protein/carb

Ionization

balancing atom equations

half lives

It is not hard but you have to practice doing problems-

Good luck

this is great, thanks!!