320 SAT Chemistry Subject Test Problems arranged by Topic and Difficulty Level: 160 Questions with Solutions, 160 Additional Questions with Answers
Categories: Books, Science & Math, Chemistry



Dimensions: 6 x 0.6 x 9 inches
ISBN-13: 978-1543147414
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1543147410
Print length: 266 pages
Publication date: February 16, 2017
author: Visit Amazon's Steve Warner Page search results Steve Warner Christopher Bozza
review: Editorial Reviews From the Back Cover Put your first-choice college well within your reach with 320 SAT Chemistry Subject Test Problems Arranged by Topic and Difficulty Level. The problems in this book were carefully chosen by a scientist with more than 5 years of SAT chemistry tutoring experience. This book is laid out in such a way that any student can immediately find the problems he or she needs to improve in a quick and efficient manner. Using this book you will learn to solve SAT chemistry subject test problems in clever and efficient ways that will have you spending less time on each problem, and answering difficult questions with ease. You will feel confident that you are applying a trusted system to one of the most important tests you will ever take. The main part of the book consists of chemistry problems arranged by topic and difficulty level, many with multiple solutions; the quickest way to solve each of these problems is included - a feature ideal for those students going for a perfect 800 or near perfect score! Here's to your success on the SAT, in college, and in life. About the Author Christopher Bozza has spent more than five years as a tutor finding and inventing tips, tricks, and strategies to help his students rise up and over an average result and get ahead of their peers. He hones his tutoring practices in the highly competitive academic environment in and around NYC, where some of the most prestigious and challenging high schools and colleges can be found. He focuses on the subjects of chemistry, biology, physics, organic chemistry, biochemistry, molecular biology, microbiology, and genetics. Prior to helping students conquer science, he earned his bachelor's degree from Rutgers University in biotechnology, specializing in bioinformatics, and his master's degree from Cornell University in Plant Biology where he studied the cytology and molecular biology of chromosome pairing in maize.