What to put on my Chemistry Final Notecard?

I am not familiar with the exam you are going to take, but my general recommendation to students with notecards is to write what they feel weakest on.

Write factual statements - especially equations / units and not long prose.

For example, if you struggle to remember the charges of particles, don't write out +1 proton, -1 electron, etc. Just simply write +1 proton. This will mean you can easily deduce in the exam that an electron must be -1. Allowing more space for other information.

If you can, read through your courses specification and see what areas you feel weaker in and then make notes accordingly.

Notes should not try and form answers for you, they should be to jog memory or to give you facts (i.e. an equation or bond length, etc) that serve no purpose to remember.

It sounds simple, I would put what you know you would easily forget.

As such, here are some common things students should remember, that you could consider putting on the note card. If it's too basic for you, don't worry about it, but it's up to you.

COMMON CONVERSION FACTORS

COMMON GUIDELINES/TIPS

USEFUL INFO