AP Chemistry Summer Assignment 2014
You will be assigned a list of problems to solve from the textbook: The AP Edition of Chemistry, The Central Science,
by Brown, Lemay, Bursten, Murphy, and Woodward, 12th ed. The problems that are in red in the textbook have the
answers in the appendix. Check your answers-but still show all necessary work! No credit will be given for answers
without evidence of work. (Books can be purchased on Amazon, this is optional. Or sign one out from LHS Guidance)
Each set of problems has listed with it the BozemanScience.com Video Clip that will help with your understanding
prior to attempting the problem. Note: some of the videos will be from the Chemistry page and some will be from
the AP Chemistry page. They are both very informative pages.
Chapter
Exercises at End of Chapter
BozemanScience.com Video
Chapter 1
35-40
Chemistry:Unit1:Signifigant Figures
Chapter 1
46,47
Chemistry: Unit 1: Factor Label
Chapter 2
23, 24, 26, 27, 34, 35
Chapter 2
66, 70, 72, 78
Chapter 3
11, 12
Chemistry: Unit 5: Chemical Reactions: Beginners Guide to Balancing
Equations
Chapter 3
19, 20
AP Chemistry: Big Idea 3: 27 Molecular, Ionic and Net ionic Equations
AP Chemistry: Big Idea 3: 29 Synthesis and Decomposition
Chapter 3
34, 44, 50
AP Chemistry: Big Idea 1: 9 Mass Spectrometry
AP Chemistry: Big Idea 1: 11 Symbolic Representations
Chemistry: Unit 6 Formulas: Naming Compounds 1
Chemistry: Unit 6 Formulas: Naming Compounds 2
Chemistry: Unit 5: Mole Conversions
Chapter 3
63, 64
AP Chemistry: Big Idea 3: 28 Stiochiometry
Chapter 3
77, 78
Chemistry: Unit 7: Limiting Reactant and Percent Yield
Chapter 4
21, 22, 23, 24
Chapter 4
35, 37, 39
Chapter 4
49, 50, 51, 52
AP Chemistry: Big Idea 3: 31 Redox Reactions
Chapter 4
63, 64, 75, 76
AP Chemistry: Big Idea 2: 15 Solutions
AP Chemistry: Big Idea 3: 27 Molecular, Ionic, and Net Ionic
Equations
AP Chemistry: Big Idea 3: 30 Neutralization Reactions
This assignment is designed to get you thinking about Chemistry and recalling the concepts that you learned in
Honors Chemistry. Some of these problems may be more challenging than the problems in Honors Chemistry. That
is to be expected, this is a college level textbook.
Submission of these problems will occur over 3 due dates:
Chapter 1 and 2 problems are due by July 11, 2014
Chapter 3 problems are due by August 1, 2014
Chapter 4 problems are due by August 15, 2014
*Late Charges will be applied as follows: 25% deducted per day late.
Email me photos or scans of your work by 8:00PM on each date listed above: pmowen@smcps.org
Due on the First Day of School:
 Read through the 6 Big Ideas of AP Chemistry.
 Make a list of the Essential Knowledge Statements that you feel you already understand.