What values should I plan on memorizing for the DAT?

[bretonnia]

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I can't seem to find a thread that discussed this, so I hope I'm asking this for the first time:

Which equations, values, constants, etc. should I plan on memorizing for the DAT? For example, do I need to memorize Plank's constant?

Thanks in advance!

 

[rav4182]

yes can some please answer this question. specifically, what are the unit circle trig values!????

 

[KyoPhan]

I would also like to know someone's insight on this.

 

[ForeverKhaled]

I can't seem to find a thread that discussed this, so I hope I'm asking this for the first time:

Which equations, values, constants, etc. should I plan on memorizing for the DAT? For example, do I need to memorize Plank's constant?

Thanks in advance!

I haven't taken my DAT yet but I do know that the more you practice for the exam the better you'll be at memorizing all the constants. You will need to know allt he equations. No equations will be given to you. 👍

 

[2th Doc]

You will need to know allt he equations. No equations will be given to you. 👍

I'm going to put a plug in for Chad's videos. He has some great equations that are much simpler than you may have learned in your gen chem class - of course they're geared towards problems you'll encounter on the DAT though so don't try to use them everywhere 😛

 

[bretonnia]

yes can some please answer this question. specifically, what are the unit circle trig values!????

Try looking up "Unit Circle" in wikipedia. There is a graphic of a circle; you should memorize all of the values in the graphic. It may look daunting at first, but there is a lot of pattern to it . . . it'll take you 30 mins to memorize it.