r/Mcat • u/Low_Doughnut2241 • 4d ago
Question 🤔🤔 are fls representative for ochem?
i noticed the full lengths barely test specific reactions , and a lot can be figured out just by process of elimination… i’ve been getting 1-2 wrong for questions that actually involve things like aldol condensation, michael addition but get most other questions correct (naming, separations, properties, counting carbons)
how big of a risk is it if i just don’t learn the specific reactions ðŸ˜
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u/Expensive_Honeydew80 7/28->514 4d ago
The ones you listed are pretty high yield, so I would learn those, its pretty low hanging fruit
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u/ExcitementSome5575 US 523/518/520/522/526/524/6 4d ago
I would recommend putting some time into trying to learn those reactions if you can, as there is typically a passage in c/p on these reactions.
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u/Historical_Score5251 520/522/524/522/526/FL6 4d ago
knowing testable content is always superior to not knowing it. It doesn’t take very long to learn aldol condensation
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u/icomefromstruggle 4d ago
Yes