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At minimum, 16 labs are performed including at least 6 labs conducted in a guided inquiry format.  \nSee pages:  \n3, 4, 5  \nCR11 The course provides opportunities for students to record evidence of their scientific investigations. Evidence can be recorded in lab reports or another appropriate formal manner for inclusion in lab notebooks/portfolios (print or digital format) .  \nSee pages:  \n3, 4  \nAdvanced Placement  \nChemistry Sample Syllabus \\#2  \nCourse Overview:  \nAdvanced Placement® Chemistry is a course designed much like a college freshman chemistry course. An AP® Edition college textbook will be used, college level laboratories will be conducted, and exams will be given that are on a collegiate level. We will meet 3 times a week for a 60-minute class period, and once a week for an 85-minute period which will be used to perform a laboratory. 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