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This course is designed for college students who want to challenge their general chemistry knowledge, assess their skills, prepare for the ACT and Advanced Placement (AP) classes, and ace their tests. Furthermore, talented high school students worldwide who want to participate in the National and International Chemistry Olympiads (IChO) can hugely benefit from this course, since many of the questions in this course are very similar to such exams.For students who want to evaluate their knowledge in a timed exam, there is a suggested time for each exam. In addition, a suggested score for passing the test is provided for each exam based on the level of difficulty of the questions. There are 4 different levels of difficulty for the practice tests. Depending on the difficulty level the passing score and the time are adjusted. In addition, there are some questions in each exam that need deeper thinking to be answered. Those questions are marked with a star. So make sure to take your time answering each question.Note that you will only need a periodic table of elements and a non-graphing scientific calculator to solve some of the questions in this course.Finally, students preparing to take standardized exams including the ACT and AP Chemistry would hugely benefit from this course.Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions!**About the Cover Photo: The cover photo was generated using GPT4o mini using the prompt "make an image with dimensions 1080x607 for the art of problem solving in chemistry course. use sulflower molecule to get design ideas."**Sulflower: Is a portmanteau of the words "sulfur" and "flower"! Sulflower, with molecular formula (C2S)8, is a flat and stable heterocyclic octacirculene based on thiophene. A circulene is a macrocyclic arene in which a central polygon is completely surrounded and fused by benzenoids. Nomenclature within this class of molecules is based on the number of benzene rings surrounding the core (in this case octa = 8), which is equivalent to the size of the central polygon. The sulflower molecule has a planar structure with all eight sulfur atoms as well as the two faces of the molecule undistinguishable resulting in the D8h symmetry.

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