MCAT Question: What Chemistry Reactions do I Need to Know for the MCAT?

[@ashleys.4447]

This is great! Can you also go over other mechanisms as well like, keto enol tautomerism, aldol condensation, and claisen condensation?

[@jpvn2015]

If only the questions were this easy on my MCAT...lol I did get a 129 on the Chem/Phys part tho

[@jczarne]

So, even if you have more H's added with the O, it is still considered an oxidation?

[@AYWF1]

that would be considered a reduction reaction. Look at the Redox table, more H's means a gain in hydrogen= reduction

[@Amalioji2]

So cool.