[Hourly Lessons] Chemistry (Regular / Honors) | 1-on-1 Tutoring with Kevin Trig

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Let’s make math, chemistry, and biology finally make sense together.

 

Struggling with a tricky topic? Prepping for a big test? Or just tired of feeling stuck in class?

 

I’ve got you.

 

These 1-on-1 sessions are all about you — your pace, your questions, your goals. No pressure, no rush. Just real learning that clicks.

 

Whether it’s AP, IB, A-Level, SAT, or anything in between, I’ve helped students from all kinds of backgrounds break through the confusion and start actually enjoying learning. We’ll work through problems step by step, clear up concepts, and get you ready to handle whatever’s next confidently.

      

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Contents

Unit 1: Essential Ideas

Introduces the fundamental concepts of chemistry and measurement.

• Chemistry in context and classification of matter

• Physical vs. chemical properties

• Measurement systems and units

• Accuracy, precision, and uncertainty

• Mathematical treatment of data

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Unit 2: Atoms, Molecules, and Ions

Explores atomic theory, chemical symbols, and compound formation.

• History of atomic models

• Atomic structure and isotopes

• Chemical formulas and naming compounds

• Periodic table and element organization

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Unit 3: Composition of Substances and Solutions

Covers chemical composition and quantitative relationships in matter.

• The mole and formula mass

• Empirical and molecular formulas

• Molarity and concentration units

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Unit 4: Stoichiometry of Chemical Reactions

Focuses on balanced equations and quantitative chemical analysis.

• Writing and balancing reactions

• Reaction types and stoichiometric calculations

• Limiting reagents and reaction yields

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Unit 5: Thermochemistry

Examines heat, energy transfer, and enthalpy changes in reactions.

• Energy forms and measurement

• Calorimetry and heat capacity

• Enthalpy of reaction and thermochemical equations

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Unit 6: Electronic Structure and Periodic Properties

Explains atomic energy levels and periodic trends.

• Electromagnetic radiation and photons

• Quantum model of the atom

• Electron configurations and periodic trends

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Unit 7: Chemical Bonding and Molecular Geometry

Describes how atoms bond and form molecules.

• Ionic and covalent bonding

• Lewis structures and resonance

• Molecular shapes and polarity

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Unit 8: Advanced Theories of Covalent Bonding

Extends bonding theory to explain molecular behavior.

• Valence bond theory and hybrid orbitals

• Multiple bonds and molecular orbitals

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Unit 9: Gases

Explores the physical behavior of gases and gas laws.

• Pressure and the ideal gas law

• Gas stoichiometry and mixtures

• Kinetic molecular theory and real gases

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Unit 10: Liquids and Solids

Compares intermolecular forces and structures in condensed phases.

• Properties of liquids and solids

• Phase changes and diagrams

• Crystal lattice structures

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Unit 11: Solutions and Colloids

Discusses solution formation and properties.

• Solubility and dissolution

• Electrolytes and colligative properties

• Colloidal mixtures

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Unit 12: Kinetics

Investigates the rate and mechanism of chemical reactions.

• Factors affecting reaction rates

• Rate laws and integrated rate equations

• Collision theory and catalysis

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Unit 13: Chemical Equilibrium

Analyzes reversible reactions and equilibrium conditions.

• Dynamic equilibrium and equilibrium constants

• Le Châtelier’s principle

• Quantitative equilibrium calculations

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Unit 14: Acid–Base Equilibria

Covers acid–base theories and pH relationships.

• Brønsted–Lowry definitions

• pH and pOH calculations

• Buffers and titration curves

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Unit 15: Equilibria of Other Reactions

Explores additional types of equilibrium processes.

• Solubility product constants

• Lewis acids and bases

• Coupled equilibria

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Unit 16: Thermodynamics

Examines energy flow and spontaneity in chemical systems.

• Entropy and the laws of thermodynamics

• Free energy and spontaneity relationships

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Unit 17: Electrochemistry

Applies redox chemistry to electrical processes.

• Galvanic and electrolytic cells

• Electrode potentials and free energy

• Batteries, corrosion, and electrolysis

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Unit 18: Representative Elements

Surveys properties and trends of metals, metalloids, and nonmetals.

• Occurrence, preparation, and key compounds

• Elemental families and reactivity patterns

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Unit 19: Transition Metals and Coordination Chemistry

Focuses on transition elements and complex ion formation.

• Coordination compounds and ligands

• Colors, magnetism, and bonding in complexes

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Unit 20: Organic Chemistry

Introduces the structure and reactivity of carbon compounds.

• Hydrocarbons, alcohols, and ethers

• Carbonyl compounds and carboxylic acids

• Amines and amides

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Unit 21: Nuclear Chemistry

Explores nuclear reactions, decay, and their applications.

• Radioactive decay and transmutation

• Nuclear energy and isotopes

• Biological and medical effects of radiation

  

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Subjects I Teach

• Standardized Tests
  • SAT math
  • ACT math

• AP Courses
  • AP Calculus AB / BC
  • AP Chemistry
  • AP Precalculus
  • AP Biology

• IBDP
  • IB Mathematics AA / AI
  • IB Chemistry
  • IB Biology
  • IB Internal Assessment (IA) Guidance

• A-Level Subjects
  • A-Level Mathematics
  • A-Level Chemistry
  • A-Level Biology

• Other Subjects
  • Algebra 1 / 2
  • Geometry
  • Precalculus
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Functions / Advanced Functions
  • Integrated Math (IM1 – IM4)

 

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A Bit About Me

Hi, I’m Kevin. I studied Chemical Engineering at National Taiwan University and have been teaching international students for over 10 years now. I’ve seen how different everyone’s learning style can be, and I love figuring out how to make things click for you. Clear explanations and steady progress are my focus, always.

 

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What to Expect

• Live sessions on Zoom or Google Meet
• Flexible scheduling
• English or Mandarin. Your choice
• Optional whiteboard snapshots, handouts, or recordings if you’d like them

Whether you’re aiming high or just trying to catch up, you don’t have to figure it out alone.

Let’s tackle it together. One concept, one session at a time.