MCAT General Chemistry, Rapid Review (Part 1)

Hello all! The rapid review series is a way for students who are closer to their exams to review high yield facts and information about a specific subject matter just to see what large ideas they may need to brush up on. Please save this for the END of your studying, as you may be confused by the speed of the lesson if you do not do so.
See below for our spreadsheet detailing all of our lectures, as well as the drive folder that contains all of our materials for the lecture program.
Lecture Spreadsheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
Lecture Series Drive Folder: drive.google.com/drive/folder...
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[@mindymiller-nj2oc]

will you be posting more gen chem rapid review videos?

[@gilihrusa8540]

can you link the video to quantum numbers?

[@brianakhim8085]

Hi Yusuf, thank you for all you do! I just wanted to make sure that at 13:00 you were correct that Manganese is Sd^5, instead of Sd^4.

[@aliamro7121]

If i have never taken a psychology course with a little bit of sociology, do you still recommend the 300pg mcat bros document or the Kaplan p/s book. I test in may and im not sure how to review best for this section having no past in it.

[@yusufahasan]

I never took any psychology before the MCAT- the 300pg doc was enough to get me a 129

[@naitjj1]

hey, I'm curious @15:42, I thought the l would be 2 since s=0, p=1, d=2 and f=3? Pls correct me if I'm wrong

[@yusufahasan]

the electron I am identifying in that part of the orbital is in the p orbital, so l=1 for that orbital

[@naitjj1]

oh I see I was looking at the last 3d4 , thankyouu@@yusufahasan

[@user-cd2jh1pf6k]

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[@yusufahasan]

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