How the MCAT Tests: Galvanic/Electrolytic Cells, Physics EMR properties, and the Doppler effect
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- Join in on John and Maggie's discussion of high yield topics from the Chemistry/Physics chapter 3 of our program. Today, we're going to specifically cover how the MCAT tests Electrochemical cells, the doppler effect, and some common light wave equations like E = hf and v = f*lambda.
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do Not underestimate the chart/graph for the photoelectric effect. I had a real question (that I embarrassingly missed do to overthinking) and it simply asked to rank these waves in increasing order (Gamma, xray, UV, IR, etc) EASY points. (understanding the wavelength relationship really hit it home for me)
another AMAZING video!
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Thank for so much for the comment! Teaching pre-meds to unlock their test-taking skills, one by one🥸 Good luck from here on out!
As a non science background non trad, these high yield topics are saviors! I like the way you use the actual question.
I'm glad you find them helpful! We were moving away from those videos but if enough people find them helpful, it may be worth going through all the high-yield topics like this🤔
Yes please more high yield!!
Yes i would love to see more of these
this review content is really helpful! i hope you guys can make more!
A straight up units review would be FANTASTIC. I'm ok with a lot of the math, but going through high yield equations and their units would be great
ex. Like a J/c = volt so J = V*C .... but it's hard to remember so maybe some base equations that are useful?
yes a video of units converstion with math pleaseee
You should add this to your high yield playlist!
Hi, Love your vids. Can you guys add this to the High Yield playlist?
There’s a few other High Yield videos that aren’t on that playlist also.
I need that math video plz :)
What AAMC material or FL is the practice question at 11:24 from?
Next, Amino Acids and Protein metabolism, please.
Great suggestion! We’ll throw that on the list
Hi are yall able to do a high yield video for C/P & B/B ? please
That's a great idea but oof there'd be a LOT of moving pieces there haha. We'll add it to the list but I can't promise a timeline! Thank you for the suggestion!!
when you converted 140kev to sci not how did you 5 as your exponent? I got 2 🙃
140 kev = 140000 ev!
Doppler effect: th-cam.com/video/qyxvPiOqEiE/w-d-xo.html
Lmao at Tech 9 if he went to college
Btw you guys are great. Appreciate yall