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EDIT: sorry the title was supposed to be "DAT Destroyer Roadmap Strategy"
So I have general concepts from Ochem down solidly (intermolecular forces, isomers, nomenclature, sn1/sn2/e1/e2, etc etc), but I'm having trouble remembering specific reactions...
I remember reading in someone's breakdown that they copied the roadmaps and whited out the reagents on one sheet and the products on another, then used the blank templates as a worksheet. Has anyone tried this approach to memorizing the roadmaps? I'm a creature of habit and repetition, and if I fill out the "worksheet" like 30 times laugh I'll engrain them to memory.
Will I be wasting my time? How useful/important are these things?
So I have general concepts from Ochem down solidly (intermolecular forces, isomers, nomenclature, sn1/sn2/e1/e2, etc etc), but I'm having trouble remembering specific reactions...
I remember reading in someone's breakdown that they copied the roadmaps and whited out the reagents on one sheet and the products on another, then used the blank templates as a worksheet. Has anyone tried this approach to memorizing the roadmaps? I'm a creature of habit and repetition, and if I fill out the "worksheet" like 30 times laugh I'll engrain them to memory.
Will I be wasting my time? How useful/important are these things?