12-12-2011, 08:53 AM
Hi all
Any inputs for clep chemistry please...which is the best book to follow..?
Thanks
Any inputs for clep chemistry please...which is the best book to follow..?
Thanks
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12-12-2011, 09:22 AM
Did you check the specific exam feedback? Most of us usually like the REA books. i also like Cliff and idiot books for some of the science info. Have you ever had a chemistry course? It might be hard to teach yourself some of these concepts from scratch.
Linda
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12-12-2011, 09:32 AM
Yes,I checked Specific feed back but there are not many posts...I Have a Rea book..I took chemistry course 8 years ago..don't remember anything...
Anyways thanks Lindagerr... 
12-12-2011, 12:03 PM
Here's another good thread with lots of successful results:
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12-12-2011, 02:20 PM
OK I have not taken this CLEP, but I would think important concepts to know and understand are: Balancing equations, major families on the periodic table including chemical symbols for those, atomic rings, pH ranges 1 is most acidic 14 is most basic and 7 is neutral. Understand photosynthesis, chemical families, salts, alcohols etc. Also types of chemical bonds, simple metric equivalents, basics of naming compounds and the differences and similarities of the different states of matter. Any basic chemistry text should cover these things well enough. Petersons does have a practice test for this and I would recommend you try those along the way. Good Luck I have 18 old chemistry credits from CC but I would not want to have to take this now.
Linda
Start by doing what is necessary: then do the possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible St Francis of Assisi Now a retired substitute Teacher in NY, & SC AA Liberal Studies TESC '08 BA in Natural Science/Mathematics TESC Sept '10 AAS Environmental safety and Security Technology TESC Dec '12
12-13-2011, 02:56 PM
Sent you a PM!!
CLEP:
West. Civ I - 65, A&I Lit - 66, Biology - 65, Chemistry - 55, Nat. Sciences - 64, US Hist I - 68, Am. Lit - 61, US Hist II - 62, Am. Gov. - 67, Macroecon. - 63, Microecon. - 75, College Comp. - 66, Prin. of Marketing - 68, Prin. of Mngt - 71 DSST: Civil War and Reconst. - 70, Prin. of Supervision - 443, Intro to World Rel - 477, Intro to Bus - 443, HR Mgmt - 64, Intro to Computing - 458, Prin. of Fin. Acct - 80  , Bus Ethics & Society - 447, Prin. of Finance - 437ALEKS: Int. Algebra, College Algebra, Precalc, Intro to Stats., Business Stats. SAYLOR: Corp. Comm - 78%, Bus Law and Ethics - 76% PENN FOSTER: Manag. Acct. - 96, Int. Acct. 1 - 98, Int. Acct. 2 - 87, Cost Acct. - 94, Strategic Bus. Mngt. - 95 ADAMS STATE: Auditing - 89 LSU: Adv. Acct. - B TECEP: Fed Income Taxation BSBA Accounting |
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