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AP Chemistry

  • What is AP Chemistry?

AP Chemistry mainly covers physical chemistry and a small amount of inorganic chemistry, and examines students' understanding of chemistry and the principles of chemical reactions. It mainly covers the following knowledge points:

1. Atomic structure

2. Intermolecular forces & molecular bonds

3. Chemical reaction

4. Kinetics, Thermodynamics

5. Chemical balance, etc.

By studying AP Chemistry, students can lay a good foundation for sophomore chemistry courses in college.

  • Suitable for people & prerequisite courses:

Students in G11 and above can take this course.

Prerequisites : Completion of Chemistry 12 is recommended.

Credit transfer information for some prestigious universities

学校/University
替代课程/Course Granted
Western University
替代CHEM1301a(0.5 credit) & CHEM1302b(0.5 credit)
Univeristy of Victoria
CHEM101 (1.5 credits) & CHEM102 (1.5 credits)
SFU
CHEM121 (4 credits), CHEM122 (2 credits)
University of Waterloo
CHEM120&120 lab + CHEM123&123 lab (1.5 credits)
McGill University
替代 CHEM110&CHEM120 (8 credits)
Queen's University
6 credits (Engineering专业除外)
University of Toronto
1 credit (equivalent of CHM135H1)
UBC
替代 CHEM121 (4 credits)

Note: The information is subject to the official website of each school.

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