do we really need to know chad's videos 7.3 till the end?

[jaf004]

I took an accelerated gen chem 2 course in 4 weeks, and you know that last section of Chad's videos? Well, in my class we never even got to those topics. Electrochemical cells and onward. Do you think that "standard and nonstandard cell potentials", "reduction potentials", "electrolysis", and "electrolysis calculations" are common on the DAT? Or was this more MCAT based?

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[Ari Rezaei]

Those topics are covered under the scope of the exam, page 6: http://www.ada.org/~/media/ADA/Education and Careers/Files/dat_examinee_guide.ashx

"Balancing equations, determination of oxidation numbers, electrochemical calculations, and electrochemical concepts and terminology "

It's easy material compared to the rest of gen chem, if you watch and study those videos you'll be fine.

 

[Weakfart]

I took an accelerated gen chem 2 course in 4 weeks, and you know that last section of Chad's videos? Well, in my class we never even got to those topics. Electrochemical cells and onward. Do you think that "standard and nonstandard cell potentials", "reduction potentials", "electrolysis", and "electrolysis calculations" are common on the DAT? Or was this more MCAT based?

Those are definitely on the exam. That's really weird that your chem class didn't touch those topics since my chem 2 had a good section dedicated to these topics as do most schools.

 

[discensdentibus]

You spent money on it; you should watch it

 

[swindoll]

WATCH THEM! TAKE DETAILED NOTES! KNOW THEM!

...I think I had like 4 questions on that stuff! Not kidding!