What to do about G-Chem?

[Pentako]

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Hey Guys,

I've already read kaplan for gchem, but is there something better out there that can help me build or rebuild a stronger foundation in this area?

 

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Your textbook is probably your best bet. Know the concepts (don't worry about doing logs in your head and stuff) and you'll be fine.

 

[sarah_bellum]

For me, I worked through my G-Chem textbook doing problems. I didn't crush G-Chem, but I did OK.

 

[TheWiredNerv]

I think Gen chem text might be over doing it. The way I did G chem was go through Kaplan and then through destroyer. If you cannot do a problem in there then look up the topics online or in a text.

 

[hoss19]

everyone above has said it and i'll just reiterate...gchem texts are the way to go because 1) they generally have a ton of porblems you can practice on and 2) they can shed some light on the concepts that kaplan glosses over (and they are know for this!). i am currently studying from a gchem text for teh DAT and the only thing that sometimes messes me up is that i have a tendency to sometimes delve into the text too far...obviously try not to do this!

 

[Pentako]

Thanks for the tips. What kind of gchem text do u use? Something like Barron's??

I'm thinking of using Kaplan and DAT Destroyer, what do u guys think?

 

[TheWiredNerv]

Thanks for the tips. What kind of gchem text do u use? Something like Barron's??

I'm thinking of using Kaplan and DAT Destroyer, what do u guys think?

Kaplan and Destroyer are all you need for g chem.