This new video series is for students taking an Honors Chemistry course (sometimes called Pre-AP Chemistry), which they'll take before AP Chem.

@JeremyKrug so it is not ap chem thank you

You're very welcome. Best wishes as you take chem in college; it's never too late to get that degree!

If you need more in-depth videos, I've got full-length videos that will cover the content more deeply than this 10-minute review. Thanks for watching!

Bros really taking out his anger on a review video? U have nobody to blame but urself

take the L kiddo

I'm so glad my video helped you understand!

You're very welcome. Thanks for watching!

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No. Looking at the structure of the molecule, it has one C and four H atoms. But each of those four C-H bonds has to be accounted for when calculating Delta H.

I hope things went well for you on that test! And you're right, some classes zoom through the content; some go a little slower.

Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm glad you're finding my videos helpful, and I'm also glad my hard work is paying off and helping so many great students like yourself!

I hope it went well!

Congrats on that 5! I'm so glad I was able to help make it happen, but you put in all that work studying. Way to go!!

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Thanks! So glad you liked it

and ill reply to each one of ur comments i come across

Thanks so much for the support!

Thanks!

Keep going, you've got this!

Thanks!

You're very welcome! It's an honor to be able to help so many great students out there

Thanks so much! Always glad to help

I hope you aced that quiz!

Thanks for watching! My goal is to make my chemistry videos as simple and accessible as possible.

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Always glad to help!

I hope you do great on that test retake!

Thanks! I try my best

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I'm so glad to help! Keep working hard, you've got this!

I have lots of students in my own classes that are taking AP Chem and AP Bio at the same time. These two courses complement each other, so I have no problem with students taking both at the same time. I have a few ambitious students even taking AP Chem, AP Bio, and AP Physics 1 at the same time!

I'm glad my videos are helping you out, especially as you're about to lose your chem teacher. I hope your school finds someone good to finish out the year!

@JeremyKrug Thanks for your wishes! We got a new teacher, was our first day with her today,, wasn't the worst, but i still feel like it's gonna go well

Not necessarily. Molecules TEND to take the conformation that leads to the most zeroes. But not all molecules even follow that rule. For example, the molecule HCNO (atoms ordered just like that) has a structure in which two of the atoms have a formal charge that's NOT zero (specifically, the N and O). The molecule does follow the octet rule. Either way, molecules do what they're going to do; they can't always be predicted using one these rules. Formal charge is just another tool in our toolbox, along with the octet rule, to help us predict what shape molecules will take. In some molecules, the octet rule seems to explain their shapes better; for some molecules, it's formal charge. On questions where there's a conflict of these two rules, the CB will usually accept either structure (try XeO3, for example!) I hope this helps!

@JeremyKrug thank you for the clarification

Hope you did great on that quiz!

You're welcome!

Self studying is tough, but you've got this! It looks like you've found the two best resources out there (in my opinion) for self-studying AP Chem!

@JeremyKrug thanks bro