Practice Chemistry Worksheets!

Practice Worksheets!

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Ever sit at home and wonder if you were doomed to fail the upcoming quiz? Well, now you can find out for sure by doing a bunch of practice problems. Actually, my real purpose for putting these practice worksheets on the internet is that I want you to learn the material -- as the saying goes, practice makes perfect! I've included the answers so you can see if you need to do some more studying. With a little practice, all of you should be able to solve any problem in chemistry!
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These worksheets are in *.pdf format or as Microsoft Word files. If you don't have MS Word, you can download the latest version of the Adobe Acrobat reader for free by clicking HERE.

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Reaction Worksheets (13): Balancing equations, word equations, stoichiometry, gas stoichiometry, percent yield, reaction types, limiting reagents, redox reactions, solution stoichiometry.	Here!
Solutions Worksheets (16): Molarity, molality, mole fraction, dilutions, acids and bases, pH, pOH, titrations, weak acids, colligative properties, K_sp calculations, making solutions, pop quiz, like dissolves like.	Here!
Covalent and Metallic Materials Worksheets (12): Lewis structures, VSEPR, polarity, intermolecular forces, practice test, properties of metals.	Here!
Naming Compounds Worksheets (9): Naming ionic and covalent compounds, organic compounds, acids and bases.	Here!
Gas Law Worksheets (8): Combined & ideal gas laws, Boyle's law, Charles's law, Dalton's law of partial pressures, RMS velocity problems, gas stoichiometry.	Here!
Calculations Worksheets (6): Unit conversions, molar masses, grams-moles-molecules, percent composition.	Here!
Miscellaneous Worksheets (16): Sig figs, types of solids, phase diagrams, electron configurations, subatomic particles, nuclear reactions, scientific notation, heats of reaction, Le Chatlier's principle, calorimetry, functional groups, first semester review sheet, properties of ionic compounds.	Here!
Practice Final Exam, Multiple Choice Only - It may not cover everything you did in your class, but it's a start!	Here!