Homeschool Chemistry

Learn chemistry! Get chemistry help, tutorials, example problems, self-quizzes, and chemistry tools so you can learn the concepts of general chemistry.

This is a collection of chemistry worksheets in pdf format. The answers to the questions are available on separate worksheets so you can fill them out and then check your work.

Lab reports are an essential part of all laboratory courses and usually a significant part of your grade. If your instructor gives you an outline for how to write a lab report, use that. Here's a format for a lab report you can use if you aren't sure what to write or need an explanation of what to include in the different parts of the report.

Homeschool chemistry experiments and lab projects may seem daunting, but there are many sources of chemistry lab supplies that are inexpensive, safe and educational.

Enrich your homeschool chemistry experience with safe and interesting chemistry experiments and projects. These homeschool experiments use chemicals you have or can obtain easily.

This is a collection of homeschool resources covering the periodic table and the chemical elements.

Don't worry if you don't have a chemistry lab. These projects use materials you can find around the house.

This is a one-page index of all of the worked chemistry problems on the site, arranged alphabetically and also arranged according to the order in which they are (typically) presented in a general chemistry text.

Learn chemistry and reinforce your understanding of chemistry concepts by watching these chemistry videos.

From your About Chemistry guide, this glossary includes terminology from featured articles. Additional chemistry definitions are always being added.

Did you take a chemistry class and have a really great way to study? Are you getting ready to take a chemistry class and need help with studying? Submit your best chemistry study tip or ready what chemistry class survivors have to say!

Flash cards can be a great study aid. You can use them to help memorize facts, lists, and structures as well as to reinforce important concepts. Here's how to prepare and use flash cards to help study chemistry.

Do you need to print some graph paper? This is a selection of different types of graph paper in pdf format that you can save and print as needed.

This table was made with kids and homework in mind. It includes element groups and periods, element symbols, atomic numbers, atomic weights, and links to detailed facts for each element.

This is a list of Chemistry 11 or 11th Grade High School Chemistry topics.

Worried about failing chemistry? Here's a look at the main reasons why students fail. Avoiding these common problems could be a key to science class success!

Are you interested in working from home in chemistry or another science? Here are some career options for you and some advice on how to make the transition between a traditional job and a work from home position.

Take a look at what high school courses are needed to prepare you to pursue a chemistry degree in college.

Are you taking a chemistry class? Chemistry may be challenging, but there are many things you can do to help yourself succeed. Here are some tips to help you pass chemistry.

How you take a test is at least as important as your preparation for it. These tips can help you make the grade.

You can teach yourself general chemistry with this step-by-step introduction to the basic concepts.

If you live in Houston or visit, be sure to visit the Museum of Natural Science. Here is a look at what you can do relating to chemistry at the museum.

Learn about the Chemistry Regents course and how to prepare for the Chemistry Regents exam.

From your About Chemistry Guide, these are structures (gifs) for all of the molecules from articles and facts on the About Chemistry website. Many supplemental structures are available, too. Additions are made to the archive regularly.

If you have homework questions, this is a great place to go to get answers. If you have chemistry knowledge and want to share it with others, this is the place for you, too!

Welcome to the wide world of chemistry! This is an introduction to chemistry and an index of concepts and tools to help you learn chemistry.

Do you know the concepts of general chemistry covered on the science portion of the GED test for a general equivalency diploma? Quiz yourself before taking the big test.

This multiple choice quiz tests your understanding of introductory chemistry concepts. It covers matter, chemical and physical changes, energy, endothermic and exothermic reactions, measurements, significant figures, and scientific notation.

Is it safe to use your kitchen glassware and utensils for chemistry experiments? Here's a look at some of the risks involved in using your dishes for chemistry.

Get a periodic table that you can save to your hard drive or print to help with your homeschool chemistry studies. A variety of color and black and white periodic tables are available.