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DAT DAT Organic Chemistry Question: pKa, Gibbs Free Energy & Keq Explained | DAT Destroyer | OAT Destroyer | Dr. Jim Romano
Many DAT and OAT students memorize pKa values but struggle to apply them to equilibrium problems. Post your reasoning below, and Dr. Romano will let you know if you're right. Get started with our free DAT and OAT study resources: Start Your DAT and OAT Preparation for Free | Official...- DAT Destroyer
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Ochem question
Can someone please explain to me why B would be higher energy than C? I got this question wrong because I thought that the oxygen, being quite electronegative, would not be able to hold that positive charge very well at all and would be even higher energy than the secondary carbocation. I...- chartingappseas
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Bond Formation/Breakage, ATP, and ∆G
Hey Everyone! So I have always taken for fact and not tried to understand in depth that bond breakage is endergonic and bond formation is exergonic. That has gotten me pretty far in life, but now that I'm studying for the MCAT, I'd like to understand that better. This has always confused me in...- ScrubswithnoSleeves
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