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Sep 4, 2010
RF
I recommend getting a good HS textbook such as Modern Chemistry or a college level text (Masterton) and work your way through it one chapter at a time. Make sure you can work the problems quickly and efficiently. You will need to have knowledge of the lab equipment used in HS chem lab. OR you can sign up for general chem at a community college. Tha...See More
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