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Biology question
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You should know which is the oxidizing agent, which are the electron carriers for each reaction
the orders of the reaction and etc.
you dont have to memorize the exact molecules names but you do have to have all of the concept down pretty well
the orders of the reaction and etc.
you dont have to memorize the exact molecules names but you do have to have all of the concept down pretty well
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DenTony11235
would you say memorizing everything from Cliff's AP will be sufficient?
That sounds more than enough. Way more. I hate to be cliche but check out chads videos on it it's explained very well plus he mentions what u should know.
Thanks! That will help a lot actually! I feel like after taking a full semester of biochemistry, it was hard to know what I should know and what I should not know.
After taking a full semester of biochem, I'm surprised you don't already know the exact when/where/how in glycolysis/krebs cycle/electron transport 😉 .... jp, I've forgotten 75% of it too...