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Rank #2: 10.3 Water and Polarity, Solutions, and Solubility_2015

Rank #3: 8.08 Thermodynamics 2015

Rank #4: 8.05 Phase Change Calculations 2015

Rank #5: 7.15 Finding Molar Mass 2015_2

Rank #6: 7.02 Stoichiometry Basics 2015

Rank #7: 6.13 Single Replacement

Rank #8: 6.10 Reaction Types

Rank #9: 6.07 Balancing Equations

Rank #10: 5.18 Molecular Formulas

Rank #11: 5.13 Percent Composition and Empirical Formulas

Rank #12: 5.06 What is a mole part 2

Rank #13: 5.02 What is a mole part 1

Rank #14: 4.15 Acid and Hydrate Names

Rank #15: 4.4 Naming Ionic Compounds

Rank #16: 4.1 Ions, Ions and More Ions

Rank #17: 3.31 Organic Compounds

Rank #18: 3.20 Intermolecular Forces

Rank #19: 3.19 VSEPR

Rank #20: 3.18 Covalent Lews Structures