Science Help

[QofQuimica]

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Hi PCAT Students,

I would like to invite you to browse and post your science questions in our new MCAT Q & A sub-forum. Here is the link: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/forumdisplay.php?f=134

Right now we have a general chemistry thread and an organic chemistry thread that you might find helpful, and we hope to have a biology one up and running soon as well.

 

[bananaface]

Please keep the following in mind when visiting the new forum:

Two excellent users, Shrike and QofQuimica, have proposed setting up a Q&A subforum within the MCAT forum. They will make themselves available to answer questions for those studying for the MCAT.

This forum will operate differently than the standard forum. Only posts asking specific questions or providing direct answers will be allowed. Other discussions about the MCAT will be moved to the main MCAT forum.

All "Volunteer Advisors" and "SDN Moderators" are allowed to moderate this forum.

Those appointed to answer the questions have advanced studies in their particular fields. Please leave the answering to the experts. 🙂

 

[QofQuimica]

Hi PCAT Students,

I would like to invite you to browse and post your science questions in our new MCAT Q & A sub-forum. Here is the link: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/forumdisplay.php?f=134

Right now we have a general chemistry thread and an organic chemistry thread that you might find helpful, and we hope to have a biology one up and running soon as well.

There are now two biology threads as well, one for organismic biology questions and one for cell/molecular biology questions.

 

[Enderwiggin]

I just have some general questions. I've never gone through the whole chemistry section on the PCAT because the time kills me. My question is to those that have been through the whole chemistry section, what kinds of problems are present there from inorganic to organic chemistry? Lastly, is there more inorganic than organic chemistry? vice versa? or the same?

 

[sixfootasian86]

60% gen chem, 40% organic

 

[omnione]

60% gen chem, 40% organic

I'm kinda sure that person has figured out the answer one way or another by now.😉