The SAT Subject Test in Chemistry test is created by the College Board.  Learn more about the test by visiting their website.

The content taught in AP Chemistry will be sufficient to take this standardized test. 

To maximize your score you should get a book and study.

The following main ideas are not required to be taught in New York State Regents Chemistry and are likely to appear on the SAT II test.  Using your textbook and a test prep book it is possible to still prepare for the test.

1. Limiting Reagents

2. Hess's Law

3. Predicting Products of a Chemical Reaction

4. Quantum Numbers

5. Bronsted-Lowry theory of acids and bases

6. Electron configurations done using spectroscopic notation

7. Electron configurations done using orbital box notation

8. Standard Reduction Potentials

9. Avogadro's Number

10. Percent Yield

11. Equilibrium Constants (Including K_eq, K_sp, K_p, K_a, K_b, K_w)