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I recommend buying a prep book strongly, or taking a course outside. Online help can often be confusing, misleading, and not as well tailored to your needs.

Especially for local tutoring places, they will offer advice tailored to your school district or districts (can't say this applies every single one, but for the one's I have seen, it does).

With that said, I'll give a more distinct answer aimed at what you're asking.

The Organic Chemistry Tutor: Has a bunch of General Chem/AP Chem videos.

School Sites: Yeah, I mean like the ones that are of subdomains of a district, have messy URLs, etc. Like husd.k12.edu. or something similar. Many teachers post practice tests and problems for their classes, which might help give you the practice you need.

The AP Exams: DO ALL OF THEM. Yeah, it will take a lot of searching, but you will not regret it. It's a good way to not only get a feel of the test (which is important to learn too as well as the material) and also will ask problems that are, well, geared for AP Chem (obviously). Find the problems relevant to your section, and do them.

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ggadget6Chem, Stats, Calc BC, Bio: 5•

Other people have already given you some good tips, so I'll just answer a question you asked: yes, Khan academy will be a good review for AP chem.

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Our founder Mrs. Lee created these AP Chem videos. Mrs. Lee's Chemistry Academy's Youtube Channel. Hope this helps

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