The Most Important Principle you need to Understand to get an A+ in Organic Chemistry!!!
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2020
- The Most Important Principle you must Understand to get an A+ in Organic Chemistry
• The Most Important Pri...
Carbocation vs Carboanion Stability
• Carbocation vs Carbani...
Acid Strength vs Base Strength
• Acid Strength vs Base ...
Leaving Group Stability
• Leaving Group Stabilit...
Induction vs Resonance
• Induction vs Resonance...
Analyzing Nucleophile vs Electrophiles Strength
• How to Analyze Nucleop...
Melting Point, Freezing Point and Boiling Point Trends
• Melting Point vs Boili...
Introduction to Electron Orbital Hybridization (sp3, sp2, sp)
• Introduction to Electr...
i love this!!! exactly what I needed. you are too kind to post this .and i love the passion in your voice!! i am suddenly super motivated to learn ochem. going to watch the rest of your videos now and share with my classmates!
you might have saved my academic life so thank you very much sir!
Wish this was uploaded when I took Orgo T-T This is so great
Very well illustrated and explained! 😊
Thank you. That helps a lot
This video is great
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Good evening good sir, I dont have much time until D-day, and I have never taken Orgo. Would you say this playlist is sufficient for the most important points for Orgo? If not, would you be kind enough to suggest any other most major topics to cover? I dont want to get 100% on orgo question, just enought not to ruin my hard work in genchem and physics.
Thank you very much for your time!
As of now I know, Sn1/Sn2, seperations and purifications, functional groups, acid base strength due to reasonance/induction/ect..., chiral vs nonchiral, (all your videos on orgo). Thats it, but its not been too bad on my practice FLs.
I'm sorry if im oversteping my bounds, thank you for your time
Do you have kaplan content review books? That covers all the information you need to know… also the official AAMC website has a list of all the topics you need to be familiar with… I genuinely believe these videos provide a great foundation, but does not cover everything you need to know for the MCAT… the AAMC website and Kaplan content books have all the topics
@@sciencesimplified3890 Thank you for your response! I will stick to kaplan then, starting with highest priority chapters. Hopefully I can get a good grasp on major topics by the end of the month.
thank you for all the wonderfull videos !
@@RA-pu9jo take an official AAMC practice MCAT exam 1 week before your real MCAT. Take the result of the practice exam serious because those exams are carefully designed to be highly predictive of real MCAT
Got a 506 on the unscored aamc sample, that was a week ago. I have 35 days left. I plan to do all 5 aamc FLs. And the rest of Uworld. And all aamc section banks.
I think I can get up to 510+, I'm a little worried thought.