Chemistry for the Ib Diploma. [Spanish]

by Geoff Neuss

Book Overview

This concise guide provides all the content you need for the Chemistry IB diploma at both Standard and Higher Level. BLIt follows the structure of the IB Programme exactly and includes all the options... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: Spanish
• ISBN: 0199148074
• ISBN13: 9780199148073
• Release Date: October 2001
• Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
• Length: 185 Pages
• Weight: 1.35 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Great review for test

I used this book two years ago, sorry about late review, but it is the reason why I passed IB Chemistry higher level. In the two weeks or so before the exam I went through the entire book, reading everything and doing the problems at the end of each chapter and it was amazing and very helpful. It organizes everyhting into groups and charts that make it much easier to review/memorize/learn. HL and SL material is also clearly marked. Helped me all throughout the year for reviews for tests also. A must have.

Very Helpful

I always use this book to study before the tests in class. Its very condensed but does not skip over anything. It also has short and concise definitions which are easy to remember.

Concise and to the Point

This book may be very concise, but it has basic outlines for all fundamental points one needs to know to get good marks on the papers. Use it to review. Highly recommended, especially for those who are doing Higher Level Chemistry.

A must for IB chemistry~

Certainly, very similar as what Newman has said in the previous review, this is quite contrary to what rocaveli says. Although this book is not flawless, it is one of the best IB chem resource you can get. Our school also uses the Green and Damji; however that book is still untouched in my closet even after the IB exam. This book is concise, and contains nothing other than what you need for the exams. I study only from the book and recieved a 7. Of course I kinda have to practiced a few IB exams to get a feel of what the exmas are like. I think this is book will be a priceless asset for all IB chem student.

Quite the contrary to what rocaveli says

I studied for the IB exam strictly from this book and received a 7. However, I can only comment on the Subject Specific Core, Option A, and Option D as those were the only sections our school had to know for the exam. I suppose the other options could have been done poorly, but if they were set up in the same way and to the same depth as SSC, A, and D then this book is the perfect tool to study for the IB exam.