Official 2011 AP Chemistry Thread

<p>@Chewydog We see the score distribution in July when the scores are released.</p>

<p>when in july do we get them? early? middle? late?</p>

<p>Usually you can get them around the middle of July. However, you can call as early as July 1 to get your scores.</p>

<p>Guys I’m scared. :(</p>

<p>Would i get partial credit if i didnt simplify the electrochem equation to 2 H2(g) + O2(g) → 2 H2O(l)
And also for part B of the question i didnt realize it was 2 mol of H2/kJ. would i get 1 point if i used 1 mol?
im scared i did all these questions half way and wont get any credit
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<p>The general consensus seems to be that the FRQ was a killer. The curve will probably be lower than usual for this year in that case. I guess that if you did good on the MC, you’d still be good. I thought it was easy.</p>

<p>I thought the MC was manageable for sure, but I messed up the FRQ</p>

<p>I would have been fine, but during Part B, I forgot about time, and didn’t do c(ii) or d. And I know that I messed up #4 big time, and that I got parts of #3 and #5 wrong for sure (maybe on #1 and #2 too, idk)</p>

<p>Hopefully the curve is below 100</p>

<p>diehard - Sorry, but probably no partial credit on the water equation.
Things like that tend to be only one point…</p>

<p>I hope the curve is nice this year</p>

<p>Maybe this year there will be the biggest curve ever on an AP Chem exam since everyone thought it was ridiculous…</p>

<p>Ap Chem already has one of he biggest curves for a 5.</p>

<p>Like a 60% for a 5.</p>

<p>Maybe this year the curve will be bigger. </p>

<p>58% for a 5?</p>

<p>Doubtful. I think it’ll stay where it’s at.
The difficulty of the FRQ will be rebalanced by the lack of guessing penalty.</p>

<p>wow yeah i did the exact same thing, i felt like an idiot</p>

<p>The calculator on ap pass says the curve is 66%. Is it actually lower than that?</p>

<p>probably higher. I think it is usually like 70-75%</p>

<p>No it’s definitely not that high.
In 2008 it was around 100/150 required for a 5.</p>

<p>I just hope it’s in the 90s it’s my only hope for a 5</p>

<p>i think the lowest they’re gonna go is probably 95…</p>

<p>95 is good enough for me</p>