SAT Subject Test in Chemistry (Barron's How to Prepare for the SAT) | Joseph S. Mascetta

SAT Subject Test in Chemistry (Barron's How to Prepare for the SAT) | Joseph S. Mascetta | Not Worth it

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	SAT Subject Test in Chemistry (Barron's How to Prepare for the SAT) Joseph S. Mascetta Barron's Educational Series, 2006 - 416 pages average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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Up-to-date preparation for the SAT Subject Test in Chemistry?formerly called the SAT II: Chemistry?includes a diagnostic test and four full-length practice tests. All tests are presented with answers and explanations. Subject review chapters with additional questions and answers cover all test topics: structure of matter, states of matter, solutions, reaction types, stoichoimetry, equilibrium and reaction rates, thermodynamics, descriptive chemistry, and much more. New in this edition are explained answers for all end-of-chapter practice questions, as well as chapter objectives that guide students on what they should look for when they review each chapter.

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Again Barrons keeps to its style of writing review books that are somewhat more difficult than the actual test. Overall I think they have a good book here. Unfortunately there are some noticeable typos, wrong answers in practice exams and that sort of thing. However if you are decent, they won't be a problem and you'll benefit from the 4 practice exams in the book.

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I paid about $12.00 for this book. But when I started doing some exercises in the book, I found out a few mistakes. I was confused. It did not help me a lot. I was not sure if it was the real Barron's book.I appreciated the fast shipping.

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