SAT Subject Test Chemistry by Joseph A. Mascetta -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Page Introduction: About the Test A DIAGNOSTIC TEST

Diagnostic Test

Answers and Explanations Calculating Your Score Diagnosing Your Needs Planning Your Study Final Preparation—The Day Before the Test After the Test

REVIEW OF MAJOR TOPICS

1: Introduction to Chemistry

Matter Energy Conservation of Mass and Energy Scientific Method Measurements and Calculations Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

2: Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table of the Elements

Early Atomic Models Atomic Spectra Nuclear Transformations and Stability The Nature of Radioactive Emissions Methods of Detection of Alpha, Beta, and Gamma Rays Decay Series, Transmutations, and Half-Life Radioactive Dating Nuclear Reactions The Wave-Mechanical Model Electron Configuration Transition Elements Periodic Table of the Elements Properties Related to the Periodic Table Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

3: Bonding

Types of Chemical Bonds Double and Triple Bonds Resonance Structures Molecular Geometry—VSEPR—and Hybridization Sigma and Pi Bonds Intermolecular Forces of Attraction Metallic Bonds Properties of Differently Bonded Substances Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

4: Chemical Formulas

Naming and Writing Chemical Formulas Names and Formulas of Common Acids and Bases Chemical Formulas: Their Meaning and Use Laws of Definite Composition and Multiple Proportions Writing and Balancing Simple Equations Showing Phases in Chemical Equations Writing Ionic Equations Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

5: Gases and the Gas Laws

Some Representative Gases General Characteristics of Gases Gas Laws and Related Problems Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

6: Stoichiometry (Chemical Calculations) and the Mole Concept

The Mole Concept Molar Mass and Moles Molar Mass and Gas Volumes Using Molar Mass and Molar Volume Density and Molar Mass Stoichiometry: Mole–Mole Problems Stoichiometry: Mass–Mass Problems Stoichiometry: Volume–Volume Problems Stoichiometry: Mass-Volume or Volume-Mass Problems Problems with an Excess of One Reactant or a Limiting Reactant Percent Yield of a Product Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

7: Liquids, Solids, and Phase Changes

General Characteristics of Solids, Liquids, and Gases Important Properties of Liquids Important Properties of Solids Types of Solids Phase Diagrams Solutions Colligative Properties of Solutions Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

8: Chemical Reactions and Thermochemistry

Thermochemistry Predicting Reactions Determining Changes in Enthalpy Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

9: Rates of Chemical Reactions

Factors Affecting Reaction Rates Activation Energy Reaction Rate Law Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

10: Chemical Equilibrium

Reversible Reactions and Equilibrium Le Châtelier’s Principle Equilibria in Heterogeneous Systems Common Ion Effect Driving Forces of Reactions Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

11: Acids, Bases, and Salts

Definitions and Properties Indicators Titration—Volumetric Analysis Buffer Solutions Salts Amphoteric Substances Acid Rain—An Environmental Concern Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

12: Oxidation-Reduction

Oxidation States Combustion Reactions Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

13: Some Representative Groups and Families

Sulfur Family Halogen Family Nitrogen Family Properties of Metals Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

14: Carbon and Organic Chemistry

Forms of Carbon Organic Chemistry Hydrocarbons Hydrocarbon Derivatives Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

15: The Laboratory

The Ten Commandments of Lab Safety Some Basic Setups Summary of Qualitative Tests Chapter Summary Practice Exercises

PRACTICE TESTS

Practice Subject Tests in Chemistry Practice Test 1

Answers and Explanations Calculating Your Score Diagnosing Your Needs

Practice Test 2

Answers and Explanations Calculating Your Score Diagnosing Your Needs

Practice Test 3

Answers and Explanations Calculating Your Score Diagnosing Your Needs

Practice Test 4

Answers and Explanations Calculating Your Score Diagnosing Your Needs

APPENDICES

Modern Periodic Table Important Equations Useful Tables The Chemical Elements

Glossary

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