Lengthy Stoichiometry calculations?

[Verduchi]

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Well the time is almost here as my test is on Monday. Was wondering if anyone has experienced any lengthy Stoichiometry questions on the pcat. you know the ones that require converting 3 or more molar ratios and a fair amount of arithmetic to determine the mass of a compound needed?


Have been using Dr. Collins (2013 with all updates from this year) along with old biology notes and orgo notes as well as mastering Bio online questions which has a ton of multiple choice questions from each chapter of my gen bio book and just so happens to be from pearson. Have yet to take a pearson practice test which I plan to do Saturday evening. Not sure if I am 100% ready, but on a brighter note there is a "beers of the world" store right next to my testing center

 

[vasoolraja]

Well the time is almost here as my test is on Monday. Was wondering if anyone has experienced any lengthy Stoichiometry questions on the pcat. you know the ones that require converting 3 or more molar ratios and a fair amount of arithmetic to determine the mass of a compound needed?


Have been using Dr. Collins (2013 with all updates from this year) along with old biology notes and orgo notes as well as mastering Bio online questions which has a ton of multiple choice questions from each chapter of my gen bio book and just so happens to be from pearson. Have yet to take a pearson practice test which I plan to do Saturday evening. Not sure if I am 100% ready, but on a brighter note there is a "beers of the world" store right next to my testing center

There will not be any lengthy calculations, but certain questions may require you to think more and sometimes you may end up doing more calculations than necessary. If you are relaxed and focussed, you'll be able to crack such questions with ease!