[pocantheses]

It's that time of year for 2nd semester juniors of American secondary school: SAT's are fast approaching. One of the main specialty SAT II's that I will definitely need is the Chemistry SAT.

Any past Chemistry SAT survivors/future Chemistry SAT takers have any good tricks and tips for getting perfect scores in this test?

I know of a few neat tricks that come in mind:
1. Rip out periodic table in the back. Won't need to flip back and forth in that stupid booklet. Save 2-5 minutes.
2. Skip stoichio questions until later. Stoichio = easiest, yet most time-consuming questions on the multiple choice question portion. Save 5-10 minutes

Anything else I missed?

[Guvanch]

SAT chemistry is not so hard to be worried. There are simple questions like balancing,  some definitions or pv=nrt at STP. There are also true-false questions. Don't worry, it's so easy , if you know chemistry a little bit 

[Vidya]

SAT chemistry is based on basic chemistry concepts .You can use any high school chemistry book and practice problems based on SAT chemistry .
For more details check the official site for SAT
https://sat.collegeboard.org/home