AP & General Chemistry Bundle (TI-84 Plus CE)
AP & General Chemistry Bundle (TI-84 Plus CE)
⚠️ Before You Buy:
• Digital product — No refunds
• Requires TI-84 Plus CE or TI-84 Plus CE Python
• NOT compatible with older TI-84 Plus (black & white screen)
• By purchasing, you confirm you understand this is a digital download and cannot be returned
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A TI-84 Plus CE / CE Python chemistry program bundle for AP Chemistry and general chemistry study. Work through common calculations in stoichiometry, solutions, acids and bases, thermodynamics, gas laws, kinetics, equilibrium, electrochemistry, and spectroscopy. Use the reference tools to review reaction patterns, redox methods, periodic properties, and molecular structure.
Start in CHEM and choose a chemistry topic to open the right program. Each component can also run independently. When you open a component through CHEM, its Exit option returns you to the master menu.
What the Updated Bundle Includes
- CHEM master launcher: topic-based navigation across the bundle.
- Current program names: KEM1, KEM2, ACIDBASE, BALANCE, GASLAWS, HABER, PERIOD, REDOX, THERMO, UNITCON, VSEPR, and WAVES.
- Calculations and reference support: solve for supported unknowns and use organized explanations and examples for conceptual topics.
- Updated student user guide: calculator screenshots, topic routing, menu paths, example workflows, and clickable support links.
- GASLAWS practice resources: 26 questions, a separate worked answer key, and a video covering Problems 1–8.
Before you buy: These are digital calculator programs for the TI-84 Plus CE and TI-84 Plus CE Python, the models covered by the current user guide. They are not for TI-Nspire, Casio, or older black-and-white TI-83/TI-84 models. Confirm your calculator model before purchasing.
Watch the Programs in Action: Gas Laws Part 1
Follow eight worked problems using GASLAWS. See how to find pressure, volume, moles, and temperature with the ideal gas law, choose among atm, kPa, and mmHg, prepare units, and use Boyle’s law to compare initial and final conditions.
Approximately 22 minutes · Problems 1–8 · TI-84 Plus CE / CE Python
The video covers Problems 1–8. The linked questions and answer PDFs contain all 26 GASLAWS problems. Read the PDFs on the resource page or open and save copies.
Preview the Updated Chemistry User Guide
See the complete program list, CHEM menu structure, calculator screenshots, topic router, and step-by-step workflows before you buy. The guide now includes the GASLAWS Part 1 video and practice links.
You can also visit the Chemistry Bundle user-guide page.
Included Programs and Capabilities
| Program | What it helps you do |
|---|---|
| CHEM | Master chemistry launcherChoose a chemistry topic and open the matching program. Access stoichiometry/solutions, kinetics/equilibrium, acids/bases, thermodynamics/gases, reactions/redox, periodic/VSEPR, waves/spectra, and unit conversions. |
| KEM1 | Stoichiometry and solutionsConvert among grams, moles, and particles; work with empirical and molecular formulas, molarity, dilution, and molality; calculate boiling-point elevation, freezing-point depression, and osmotic pressure. Consult solubility, polyatomic-ion, and activity-series reference data. |
| KEM2 | Kinetics, equilibrium, and moreWork with rate laws, Arrhenius calculations, half-life, equilibrium constants, Q versus K, and Kp/Kc conversions. Use electrochemistry tools including Faraday and Nernst calculations, plus Clausius-Clapeyron vapor-pressure calculations and nuclear-chemistry/decay support. |
| ACIDBASE | Acids and basesCalculate pH/pOH and work with Ka/Kb, weak acids and bases, percent ionization, buffers, Henderson-Hasselbalch calculations, titrations, polyprotic acids, and salt hydrolysis. Weak-acid/base workflows include approximate and exact methods. |
| BALANCE | Balanced-equation referenceReview synthesis, decomposition, single replacement, double replacement, combustion, and redox patterns, with activity-series and solubility guidance. This is a reference program; it does not automatically balance a custom equation you enter. |
| GASLAWS | Gas-law calculationsSolve the ideal gas law for P, V, n, or T. Find initial or final unknowns with Boyle’s, Charles’s, Gay-Lussac’s, Avogadro’s, combined, and full combined gas laws. Calculate total pressure for mixtures of 2–4 gases and RMS molecular speeds. Use R-value and STP reference screens. |
| HABER | Reaction enthalpy and massCalculate heat from a reactant mass or find mass from a known heat quantity. Use reaction coefficients, molar masses, and signed enthalpy values for general reaction-enthalpy stoichiometry. |
| PERIOD | Periodic-table referenceLook up element data, atomic numbers, atomic molar masses, electron configurations, and periodic trends. Use the reference information while preparing chemistry calculations and reviewing element properties. |
| REDOX | Oxidation and reduction referenceReview oxidation-number rules, oxidizing and reducing agents, acidic/basic half-reaction methods, worked examples, and disproportionation. REDOX explains the process; it does not automatically balance a custom redox equation. |
| THERMO | Thermochemistry and thermodynamicsWork with heat transfer, temperature changes, phase-change energy, enthalpy, internal energy, Hess’s law, Gibbs free energy, spontaneity, and equilibrium relationships. Follow the prompted units for each calculation. |
| UNITCON | Unit conversionPrepare inputs with conversions for pressure, temperature, mass, length, SI prefixes, and rates. Use the units requested by the chemistry solver you are about to run. |
| VSEPR | Molecular structure referenceReview Lewis-structure steps, formal charge, resonance, octet exceptions, and electron-domain counting. Explore electron and molecular geometries, AXE types, bond angles, hybridization notes, molecular polarity, and intermolecular forces. |
| WAVES | Waves, light, and spectroscopyCalculate wavelength, frequency, wave speed, photon energy, and energy per mole of photons. Use visible-color identification, selected-element emission-line references, and related unit-conversion/reference tools. |
Choose the tool that fits the problem: calculation routines solve their supported unknowns; reference sections explain concepts, procedures, and examples. The user guide shows where to begin.
Built for Chemistry Study and Practice
- AP and general chemistry students: support across common first-semester and second-semester topics.
- Help with problem setup: organized prompts and menu choices help you identify values and check units.
- Built-in help: many routines include formulas, variable explanations, unit reminders, or setup guidance.
- Independent practice: use the GASLAWS questions first, then check the separate answer key and video.
- Teaching experience: designed by a tutor with 25+ years of teaching experience and decades of TI-BASIC programming experience.
Complete Chemistry Bundle — $50.00
Includes the CHEM launcher and all 12 component programs listed above. The student guide, GASLAWS practice questions, worked answer key, and Part 1 tutorial are available through the resource links on this page.
Compatible Calculators
TI-84 Plus CE
TI-84 Plus CE Python
The current user guide covers these two models. Not for TI-Nspire, Casio, or older black-and-white TI-83/TI-84 calculators.
Digital Delivery
Digital download after purchase through FileMonk. The bundle contains .8xp calculator program files. Follow the user guide and installation instructions to transfer them to your calculator.
The current user guide and practice PDFs can also be opened from the resource links above.
Installation, Memory, and Exam Guidance
- Installation and troubleshooting guide
- Archive versus RAM memory guide — useful when managing a larger bundle.
- Watch the memory-management walkthrough
- Try the free starter bundle to practice downloading and transferring programs.
AP exam use: Check the current official College Board calculator policy and follow your school’s and proctor’s instructions. See the mcstutoring AP calculator-program explanation for additional context.
AP® is a trademark of the College Board, which does not endorse this product.
More Chemistry Resources
Earlier walkthrough: 2025 AP Chemistry free-response questions. This earlier video may show previous program filenames or menus; use the updated guide for the current bundle.
Looking specifically for acids and bases? View the standalone acids and bases solver.
Digital product notice: These are digital calculator program files. Because digital downloads cannot be returned, confirm calculator compatibility before purchasing. If you are new to TI-84 programs, try the free starter bundle first to check that you can download and transfer files successfully.
What do I need to install the program?
What do I need to install the program?
- TI84 Plus CE (or Python) Calculator
- TI Connect CE Software
- Update Your TI calculator software
- USB mini to USB cord (Should have came with your calculator, or you can buy one from Staples or Best Buy)
How do I install the program on my calculator?
How do I install the program on my calculator?
Can you help me with the TI connect software?
Can you help me with the TI connect software?
Yes! Take a look at this guide for the TI Connect CE Software for more help.
