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AP Chemistry Powerpoints


AP Chemistry Powerpoints

In keeping with the new framework for AP Chemistry beginning in 2013 - 2014, I am indicating here if the topic to which a Powerpoint relates has been dropped from the curriculum. It will be identified as excluded (Ex→) to indicate that the College Board has specifically excluded it. I will leave the Powerpoints here, however, in case some of you find them useful. In the event that only part of the content of a given Powerpoint has been excluded, I will make note of that fact in the body of the PowerPoint presentation itself. It is not likely that I will delete the content completely, because I realize that excluding content from a test does not always correlate to excluding it from the curriculum. Work on these presentations is likely to continue throughout the 2013 - 2104 school year, so please do not expect all exlusions to be identified by the Fall of 2013.

I am providing these PowerPoint presentations as Flash embedded in web pages, a format that seems to have excellent cross-browser compatability. For people who would like to download a presentation for offline use, I am offering the self-contained (.ppsx format) as well.

A NOTE ABOUT THE SELF-CONTAINED POWERPOINT FILES: You need to have Powerpoint installed on your computer to take advantage of the self-contained Powerpoint slideshow files. Windows users, your computer may try to save the file as a .zip file. You must change the file extension to .ppsx in order for it to open correctly. The .ppsx files are editable in Powerpoint 2007 if you open them through Powerpoint rather then clicking on the file itself..

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