Nuclear Phenomea and electrochemistry?

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Is nuclear phenomena included in chem section of PCAT?

for example, would I have to distinguish what is fusion and fission, radioactive decay (a decay, b decay..)?

I didn't learn about this in our gen chem classes, and debating whether it's worthwhile studying for these...

what about EMF?
 
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Is nuclear phenomena included in chem section of PCAT?

for example, would I have to distinguish what is fusion and fission, radioactive decay (a decay, b decay..)?

I didn't learn about this in our gen chem classes, and debating whether it's worthwhile studying for these...

what about EMF?

Know alpha and beta decay plus basic electrochemistry... anode and cathode...
 
Know everything in your Gen Chem textbook. Don't bother with any of the long and involved problems, everything they give you can be done by hand or in your head by looking at the available answer.