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Hi, I'm new to this forum, but does anyone have the Dr. Collins October 2010 answer key for the chemistry section? I'm not sure if other parts of Dr. Collins self study guide also have "answer keys" where they just tell you "know it" or where to look in the study guide. But if anyone can send me real answer keys, that will be awesome..
 
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w3ird528 said:
Hi, I'm new to this forum, but does anyone have the Dr. Collins October 2010 answer key for the chemistry section? I'm not sure if other parts of Dr. Collins self study guide also have "answer keys" where they just tell you "know it" or where to look in the study guide. But if anyone can send me real answer keys, that will be awesome..
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That is all that you get with his "answer keys." I found them highly useful.
 
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rasouls said:
Is there anymore explanations for the answers?
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Nope, there isn't any sort of an additional explanation for his questions. SOME people complain about this, however, I think that it's better because it forces the person studying to do some legwork instead of having everything spoon fed to them.

IMO, it isn't very difficult to find the answers if you (1) determine the concept of the question (nomenclature, reaction, VSEPR, etc) and (2) use your textbook as a reference. The answer is on the sheet, so you aren't completely blind when trying to find the answer.
 
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chemguy79 said:
Nope, there isn't any sort of an additional explanation for his questions. SOME people complain about this, however, I think that it's better because it forces the person studying to do some legwork instead of having everything spoon fed to them.

IMO, it isn't very difficult to find the answers if you (1) determine the concept of the question (nomenclature, reaction, VSEPR, etc) and (2) use your textbook as a reference. The answer is on the sheet, so you aren't completely blind when trying to find the answer.
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True you are absolutely right
 
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