Chemistry

Chemistry Regents Exam Format

The Chemistry Regents exam has a 3 hour time limit and is divided into three sections.

• Part A: Multiple-choice questions
• Part B: Multiple-choice and constructed response questions
• Part C: Extended constructed response questions

Chemistry Resources

Sample Regents Exams August 2009 Chemistry exam Answer booklet Scoring key (NYSED pdf) Chemistry Reference Chart (NYSED pdf) Helpful Links Mark Rosengarten's YOUTUBE page Do you know the Periodic table? Periodic Table of Videos (University of Nottingham) Oswego City School District Regents Prep Center - Chemistry Page

Helpful Chemistry Videos



Activity Metals - Do you know the difference between oxidation and reduction? This chemical reaction is a must for all exam-takers. Watch this clip for a detailed explanation.

Calorimetry - Do you know how many calories are in a Macadamia nut? This short chemistry
experiment will give you the answer.

Law of Conservation of Mass - This scientific law is one of the building blocks of chemistry. This clip lays down the law in a whole lot of detail.

Electron Energy - Did you know that the electron plays a major role in the formation light? Follow the bouncing ball for a full explanation.

Endothermic and Exothermic - An energy bar, a chain saw, and a whole lot of potential energy.  It all adds up to a fast-paced review of this topic area.

Group Metals - Metals are grouped according to their characteristics.  This clip uses the periodic table for an in-depth discussion.

Voltaic Cells - Ever wonder how a battery works? Sing or hum along for the answer.

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