Verbal/CARS book alternatives to TPRH and EK101?
I'm studying for my MCAT re-take, and one section I need to improve in particular is my CARS, which was my lowest score. However, I already did the entire Princeton Review: Hyperlearning and...
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why is that molecules with bigger molecular weight have fewer moles?
for example, compound #2 has fewer moles than compound #1, but why?
View ArticleWhat is the total number of isomers with the formula c3h6o that are either...
I get all the isomers. There are four cyclic isomers and seven non-cyclic isomers. According to Khan Academy, the answer for the total number of isomers with the formula c3h6o that are either cyclic or...
View ArticleE° cell equation for MCAT/OAT/DAT
i was wondering when figuring out the value of E° cell which equation do i use? 1. cathode - anode or 2. cathode + anode the OAT Kaplan book is gave the second equation but the Kaplan MCAT book is...
View ArticleHow to tackle the carbonic anhydrase equation on the MCAT
Hi, I’m Austin, one of the MCAT instructors at Examkrackers. For those of you gearing up to take the MCAT, I wanted to share some helpful points about one of the most commonly tested acids and bases...
View ArticleWhich subject does today's Kaplan MCAT question of the day fall under?
A student is volunteering in a hospital with a stroke center. When asked what he believes is the prevalence of stroke among those greater than 65 years old, the student states that it is probably about...
View ArticleTrivial Khan Academy question
So the passage reads: An early study (Study 1) focusing on marijuana users found that socialization is an important aspect in the maintained “pleasurable” usage of the drug (regular users). The...
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Immuno ??
Are IFN's part of innate AND adaptive/acquired? and they are in addition to B and T cells, correct? Just another type of response to a pathogen? Used my BFF Google and I'm still a little confused...
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question 74 AAMC bio qpack vol 2
The AAMC explanation is not helpful. The one thing I do know is that there cannot be a decrease. Where does the 3/2 come from? Can someone please clarify this?
View ArticleWhy did ice float on Lake Michigan during the polar vortex?
Hi, I’m Austin, one of the MCAT instructors at Examkrackers. Our students in class often ask about phase diagrams and what makes water unique, so I wanted to provide an explanation that ties in with...
View ArticleGen Chem Help
Hi All, I was hoping someone could help me out with this question. Using the attached table they are asking for the strongest reducing and oxidation agent. The answer is cd is the strongest oxidizing...
View Articlewhich of these definitions for personality theories is correct or needs...
Personality theories: Trait theory Defines personality as the combination of static lifelong qualities that a person might exhibit Or Trait perspective Focuses on measuring aspects of personality that...
View Articlecan I get feedback on the definition of these psy/soc terms
Anomie Lack of social norms for a group. It is associated with chaos and inappropriate behavior. Rational choice Assumes that people choices are dictated by a rational consideration of alternatives...
View Articlecoffee cup calorimetry vs bomb calorimetry
I find both of these concepts confusing, so can someone just tell me the big picture of these concepts? like what do you need and what is the goal of each technique?
View Articlepsychophysical discrimination testing meaning?
I ran into this word on the AAMC psyc/soc section bank answer choices. Can someone explain what it tries to achieve?
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TBR Chem
Can someone please explain the solution for 8.21? I have no idea where the math is being pulled from. Thank you.
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spoiler AAMC FL 3 C/P question 41. need explanation on formulas
the only formula I remember and understand for free energy is the following so can someone please explain what is going on in these questions?
View ArticleWhat is suppose to be the correct sequence of changes in male puberty?
I know this is a funny question, but what is suppose to be the correct order of changes in male puberty? For example, is a voice suppose to finish deepening before body hair sets in or before penis...
View ArticleCommon Sugar Names?
From my study material it says it's important to be familiar with common monosacharides such as D-Fructose, D-Glucose, D-Galactose, and D-mannose. Are those the only ones one needs to know?
View Articlewhat is reproductive memory?
I came upon this word while taking the AAMC fl 3 and I have searched online but the definitions don't make sense to me.
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