<p>Seriously??!!! I didn’t learn how to do a couple of the questions themselves and what was up with the plethora of conceptual questions rather than math? Gah, I hope it’s curved. MC was fairly easy.</p>
<p>sorry but i thought it the FR was incredibly easy. There were some parts (I’m ****ed about the Lewis structures… got the stupid central atom wrong) and the catalysts (I was like O.K… ) but besides that it wasn’t that bad. The one with the evacuated gas things was just sad… Subtract two numbers… Subtract two numbers… done with one problem . </p>
<p>I thought multi choice was ok but not great</p>
<p>^ Don’t be so specific until two days from now. </p>
<p>I thought the FR was easy (MC was a different story)… conceptual is nice… (:</p>
<p>i agree that the frq was INSANELY hard…i didnt know how to do a large portion of it but thought the multiple choice was easy/medium</p>
<p>yeah…the frq was insane to me…well at least one problem…</p>
<p>i thought the FR part A was bad. like half of it I just made up… Luckily the part B was about the only topic in AP Chem that I really liked and understood, so hopefully that evens it out… idk about the MC. we’ll see in July</p>
<p>Eh it’s not really a big deal if you discuss FRQ. Anyone know what constitutes a catalyst?</p>
<p>part A was incredibly hard(Esp #2 and 3!!! >_<)…part B was okay…but i wasnt really sure about #5…</p>
<p>The first FR question got hard toward the end. The other questions were laughably easy. I didn’t get absolutely everything, but I certainly got most of it. I never was very good at K… =(</p>
<p>A catalyst is present in the beginning and at the end.</p>
<p>I thought a catalyst didn’t show up in the overall reaction.</p>
<p>@boRNinJULY1337… wow 
ughhhhhh</p>
<p>One question I remember:
Is the dipole-dipole forces stronger for H2S or H2O? London forces?</p>
<p>I thought it was H2O for dipole-dipole and H2S for London forces.</p>
<p>@ Sexycani that’s what i said so hopefully that right</p>
<p>seriously, guys. less than 40 hours. contain yourselves.</p>
<p>i put for the london forces that it was relatively equal and negligible for both, because those forces only have great effect in nonpolar molecules. thought too much into it =/</p>
<p>Guys…simmer down. U really should wait just 2 days b4 getting into too specific stuff.</p>
<p>As for a very nonspecific answer to a nonspecific question:
A catalyst is a substance that lowers the activiation energy of a reaction as to provide an alternate pathway for the reaction to undergo.</p>
<p>Bad thread idea IMO.</p>
<p>You guys are just lower your own scores… and MINE!
but freeresponse was easier than the MC…
in my opinion, the MC was easy for a while… and then 1/2 way through my brain collapsed</p>
<p>I know! Part A, especially number 1, killed me. I couldnt even finish it. Number 2 was really easy, but I also had trouble on 3. But I felt really good about part B, but unfortunately thats not worth as much as Part A.
I’d be so happy if I passed!</p>