General Chemistry

 

You learn chemistry in high school, or a general subjects in College or University.

I took PCAT, so I know what is Chemistry.

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    You probably remember your high school education. PV=nRT, that is for the Gas. You have melting ice scenario in climate change, freezing point, like your nerves. Melting points, boiling points, that division of the Water, is the most elemental stuffs you will see on your textbook to introduce you multiple choices with diagram.

    What do you know temperature

    What do you know energy

    What do you know in the equation these units and scale of X or Y, you will take with you to your PCAT?

There are a lot of ways, people studies Chemistry, they take notes for what they read in the textbook. They re-write their notes from scribbling down their professor in class options. 

My chemistry was a honor class, we only have a choice is to sit as near as what you can see, on the black board, they just draw it, there is no projector or powerpoint slide.

Unfortunately, many will say in the Organic Chemistry section, its not from the book of the PCAT?

Well...you mean if Honor Class you take, and Honor Class you take in general chemistry or organic chemistry if indeed a waste of time?

    I have describe the history of mine as close as I can tell you. As for my friends in those class, unless you are competing with MCAT, or drop that to PCAT, I just take an easy routes, I will suggest you, just take PCAT, and forget MCAT.

    Yes, and do something worthwhile with your life time. Forgetting both! 

    Trying out what stand you out, the scores, on percentile. You never know what they really means going down of one of those scores means. 

    Liquid is not the same as gas. That is touchable, you can smell on the surface. Liquid part. If were gas, you might just die by breathing in it.

    Are they chemistry? 

    Yes!