Chemistry Educator, Tutor & Author
Just in case you were wondering, and if you have friends in Istanbul, ’How To Make A Universe With 92 Ingredients‘ is now available in Turkish!
The Turkish edition complements the English, German, Slovenian and Japanese editions that are already conquering the globe.
The next iteration of ’92′ is planned for Taiwanese. Fascinating.
Welcome to the brand new, updated and re-designed, Adrian Dingle’s Chemistry Pages.
Here you’ll find a multitude of resources for the teaching and learning associated with high school chemistry at all levels, and even a little beyond. Some are free, some require a subscription, but there should be plenty of things to keep you busy whether you are looking for worksheets, tutoring or general advice.
Please excuse our virtual dust as we transition fully from the old site to the new, the completion of which is scheduled for August 2013.
The Global Online Academy is an exciting new venture in virtual education. A consortium of schools, primarily in North America but expanding across the globe, are offering an increasingly diverse and exciting range of classes that can be used for credit at the bricks & mortar institutions.
This summer, I will be teaching Organic Chemistry in the GOA which will be an adaptation of my traditional Organic Chemistry class.
Come to Atlanta in July 2013 for an unofficial, AP chemistry workshop. You can expect an emphasis on the new AP curriculum, exam preparation with a focus on maximizing scores, ideas for coping with inquiry labs in order to get your audit passed, and a welcome, relaxed opportunity to share and ‘talk AP chemistry‘ with colleagues. See notes from workshops in 2011 and 2012.
Please don’t hesitate to contact me for additional details.
Look out for two new titles by Adrian in the next few months. Spring 2013 will see the publication of Organic Chemistry, Reactions and Applications by Anthem Press. Aimed at the 16-19 year old age group, you’ll find organic chemistry relevant to A level, IB and AP programs.
Early 2014 will see the release of REA’s Crash Course in AP Chemistry. The updated Crash Course book will reflect the new AP curriculum to be first examined in May of 2014.
Many students find chemistry a challenge. The often abstract ideas and concepts, coupled with some demanding math, can make any chemistry course a stressful one. Whether students are simply looking to improve a class grade or want to ace the AP exam or SAT subject test, individual mentoring and tutoring can help them to achieve their goals.
Face to face tutoring with Adrian is now available literally worldwide, via tools such as Skype, Google+ Hangouts and other virtual forums. You too can become an ex-student of mine, like all of the guys in the picture to the right, who found one of my books in the MIT bookstore!
Adrian’s books have been printed in multiple languages and have won international awards. With hundreds of thousands of copies sold around the world and ranging from elementary and middle school chemistry ‘fun’, through to college 101 academic work, they span the full gamut of the junior chemistry genre.
Adrian Dingle is an educator, author, speaker and presenter who specializes in chemistry at the K-12 and college 101 level.
His teaching experience crosses more than two decades, two continents, and both the private and public sectors. As an author, Adrian has best selling books and large numbers of writing credits on his resume, including working for Barnes & Noble/SparkNotes, The College Board, The Discovery Channel, REA, Shmoop University Inc. and many others.

May 5, 2013
More random facts. 1. Organic amines like methylamine, CH3NH2, are weak bases since the lone pair on the N atom can accept H+. 2. Nickel (II) salts are green. 3. … Read More »

May 5, 2013
Random facts. 1. The speed of a chemical reaction is not related to the equilibrium position. 2. Hydrogen bonding is an INTERmolecular force, not an INTRAmolecular … Read More »

April 3, 2013
It's that time of year again, AP review, and whilst Atlanta in the spring tends to feel a long way removed from Christmas, this really is the most wonderful time of the year … Read More »

March 13, 2013
Well, I guess if you've made it this far you already know that. A new logo, a new look and new content announce the new, Adrian Dingle's Chemistry Pages! As is the norm … Read More »

March 9, 2013
It's a common question for chemistry students, and when it comes to the AP chemistry exam there is a choice of values for the Universal Gas Constant. Currently appearing on an … Read More »
Chemistry educator Adrian Dingle is the creator of Adrian Dingle’s Chemistry Pages.
He has almost a quarter of a century of teaching experience in both the UK and the USA, and is committed to traditional aspects of knowledge & understanding taught in digital environments.
He is interested in real achievement as opposed to the perception of achievement, and specializes in maximizing test scores and improving grades in general.
Please use the contact form or alternatively;
Adrian Dingle
The Westminster Schools
1424 West Paces Ferry Road
Atlanta, GA, USA
30327
(404) 609-6437
adriandingle@westminster.net
adrian@adriandingleschemistrypages.com