How many people actually encountered....

[cc3515]

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How many people had spectroscopy and biological (carbs,proteins, lipids, amino acid, etc..) questions on the actual DAT

 

[uclaDDS101]

I had a question about IR spec (it's pretty common). I think I also had a question about carbohydrate chemistry.

 

[prsndwg]

How many people had spectroscopy and biological (carbs,proteins, lipids, amino acid, etc..) questions on the actual DAT

spectroscopy, everyone at least had 2-4 on these.
Biochem stuff, some people do some dont max 2 Qs

 

[Avery07]

How many people had spectroscopy and biological (carbs,proteins, lipids, amino acid, etc..) questions on the actual DAT

No idea if it's on there or not but I would assume so. Carbs, proteins, lipids, and nucelic acids (I'm assuming you meant nucleic acids as amino acids are proteins..) are the four main classes of biological molecules so I can't see why they wouldn't be on there-- and in a high degree of importance. On practice DATs, I have seen questions getting as specific about the alpha and beta isomers of glucose and what the difference in these are-- and what polysaccharides (cellulose and starch) they make.

Can't see why it wouldn't be on there.

 

[Kkae]

Yep! definitely. However, there are different versions of the exam. Some may not have encountered such questions while others have. Luck of the draw I suppose. In either case, cover all bases.

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