A Rated Chem 1B Kinetics Reading, Problems and Solutions
Over 20 problems in Kinetics with answers at the end of the text. Gives throrough introduction and chemical theory for each problem section. Does not provide specitic example problems but does provide the fundamental principles, terninology and mathematics needed to solve rate problems and understand kinetic concepts. http://sunny.moorparkcollege.edu/~dfranke/chemistry_1B/kinetics.pdf
About 20 write-in, multiple choice and calculations problems with written explanations and short answers. Graphically illustrated solutions and procedures. For students taking Chem1B, serves as a good test of you basic understanding of kinetics, kinetic terminology and ability to solve chemistry problems: http://www.phs.d211.org/Science/smithcw/AP%20Chemistry/New%20Homework/3%20Answers/HW-%20Unit%206%20answers.pdf
About 90 problems and solutions related to equilibrium. Provides graphical illustrations and detailed solutions. Worked solutions provide the student with the ability to list equilibrium charactersitcs, calculate equilibrium constants for specific chemical reactions, calculate Kc and Kp, calculation of Q(reactant quotient), calculation of equilibrium concentrations, LeChatelier's Principle, solubility product Ksp, combination problems, separation problems, precipitate formation problems, direction of reaction problems. http://www.phs.d211.org/Science/smithcw/AP%20Chemistry/New%20Homework/3%20Answers/HW-%20Unit%207%20answers.pdf
Provides comprehensive definitions and explanations of rate equilibrium terms. Although some of the explanations need to be clarified, the document gives students a comprehensive overview and explanation of the terms that are used to describe kinetics. http://inside.mines.edu/~dwu/classes/CH353/study/mastery/Kinetics%20Mastery%20Answers.pdf
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