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OAT Mnemonics
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OIL RIG
Oxidation is Loss, Reduction is Gain (of Electrons)
Oxidation is Loss, Reduction is Gain (of Electrons)
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SEVEN UP
Seminiferous tubule
Epididymus
Vas deferens
Ejaculatory Duct
Nothing
Urethra
Penis

I think I actually ended up using that on the test...
Another one you could use for electrons is:
"LEO the lion makes a 'GER' noise"
(LEO= loose electrons oxidized; GER = gain electrons reduced)
Lame but it totally worked for me 😛
"LEO the lion makes a 'GER' noise"
(LEO= loose electrons oxidized; GER = gain electrons reduced)
Lame but it totally worked for me 😛
I was a huge fan of LEO the lion says GER and SEVEN UP.
Add in
PEMDAS;
not too original, still very useful.
Add in
PEMDAS;
not too original, still very useful.
Similar to the previous post:
I could never remember which ones were purines and pyrimidines until my teacher came up with this:
PU AG (PUrines: Adenine Guanine)
PY CT U (PYrimidines: Cytosine and Thyamine (DNA)/Uracil (RNA)
You say it like "Poo AG Picked You"
And I always remember that the smaller word has the double ring (purines) and pyrimidines have only one ring.
I could never remember which ones were purines and pyrimidines until my teacher came up with this:
PU AG (PUrines: Adenine Guanine)
PY CT U (PYrimidines: Cytosine and Thyamine (DNA)/Uracil (RNA)
You say it like "Poo AG Picked You"
And I always remember that the smaller word has the double ring (purines) and pyrimidines have only one ring.
King Hector Died Monday Don't Call Me
Km Hm Dm (m) dm cm mm
Metric prefixes
also use with grams, etc.
Km Hm Dm (m) dm cm mm
Metric prefixes
also use with grams, etc.
Similar to the previous post:
I could never remember which ones were purines and pyrimidines until my teacher came up with this:
PU AG (PUrines: Adenine Guanine)
PY CT U (PYrimidines: Cytosine and Thyamine (DNA)/Uracil (RNA)
You say it like "Poo AG Picked You"
And I always remember that the smaller word has the double ring (purines) and pyrimidines have only one ring.
You CUT the "py" (pie)
This means that the other two, AG, are obviously not "py."
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You CUT the "py" (pie)
This means that the other two, AG, are obviously not "py."
I always used "CUT the pyramid".... which doesn't necessarily make much sense, but it worked for me.
For which elements hydrogen bonding occurs with:
Hydrogen bonding occurs on the FON (sounds like phone): Fluorine, Oxygen, and Nitrogen.
Hydrogen bonding occurs on the FON (sounds like phone): Fluorine, Oxygen, and Nitrogen.
To remember the variables in Gibb's Free energy:
G=H-TS: Get High Test Scores.
G=H-TS: Get High Test Scores.
CAP RAS
Capacitors Add when Parallel (Parallel) Ceq=C1+C2+C3+...
Resistors Add when in Series (Series) Req=R1+R2+R3+...
Then you can either remember that the other type for both is adding the reciprocals or shorten it again
CRS RRP
Capacitors add Reciprocal for Series (Series) (1/Ceq)= (1/C1)+(1/C2)+(1/C3)+...
Resistors add Reciprocal when Parallel (Parallel) (1/Req)=(1/R1)+(1/R2)+(1/R3)+...
Capacitors Add when Parallel (Parallel) Ceq=C1+C2+C3+...
Resistors Add when in Series (Series) Req=R1+R2+R3+...
Then you can either remember that the other type for both is adding the reciprocals or shorten it again
CRS RRP
Capacitors add Reciprocal for Series (Series) (1/Ceq)= (1/C1)+(1/C2)+(1/C3)+...
Resistors add Reciprocal when Parallel (Parallel) (1/Req)=(1/R1)+(1/R2)+(1/R3)+...
Diatomic elements anyone? (dont know if this is important for OATs)
"I" "H"ave "O"ne "Cl"oset "F"or "N"ine "Br"ooms
or
I Bring clay for our new home
"I" "H"ave "O"ne "Cl"oset "F"or "N"ine "Br"ooms
or
I Bring clay for our new home
I Pied on the MAT
Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telephase.
Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telephase.
Here's some:
for Q=MC (change in) T
I thought when change in T was a triangle the word looked like Q= MCAT. That ended up helping me with that.
Also for the Lorentz Force Law I had a weird, Star Trek one:
F=qVBsin(x)
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Yeah... I'm a nerd.
For oxidation/reduction and anodes/cathodes:
An Ox; Red Cat
Anode Oxidation; Reduction Cathode
for Q=MC (change in) T
I thought when change in T was a triangle the word looked like Q= MCAT. That ended up helping me with that.
Also for the Lorentz Force Law I had a weird, Star Trek one:
F=qVBsin(x)
Fans Queue (for) Vulcan Beauties.
Yeah... I'm a nerd.
For oxidation/reduction and anodes/cathodes:
An Ox; Red Cat
Anode Oxidation; Reduction Cathode