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Question 1

The most important thing I learned today for Test Day is:

Answer 1

The most important thing I learned today for Test Day is:

Question 2

Physics formulas

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Physics formulas

Question 3

Percent yield calculation

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Percent yield calculation

Question 4

Specific gravity ratio tells you how much of the object is submerged

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Specific gravity ratio tells you how much of the object is submerged

Question 5

How to add Resistors and Capacitors

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How to add Resistors and Capacitors

Question 6

Lewis acids are electron acceptors

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Lewis acids are electron acceptors

Question 7

Electron withdrawing increases acidity and stabilizes conjugate base.

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Electron withdrawing increases acidity and stabilizes conjugate base.

Question 8

IUPAC naming

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IUPAC naming

Question 9

v = f*wavelength

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v = f*wavelength

Question 10

Fatty acids are broken down in the cytoplasm

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Fatty acids are broken down in the cytoplasm

Question 11

Nucleosome makes ribosomes

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Nucleosome makes ribosomes

Question 12

Role conflict-involves 2 roles, role strain-involves 1 role

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Role conflict-involves 2 roles, role strain-involves 1 role

Question 13

Competitive inhibitors: decrease Km, Vmax unchanged

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Competitive inhibitors: decrease Km, Vmax unchanged

Question 14

Enzymes do not alter thermodynamics, only kinetics. Bacterial translation starts with F-met. Triglycerides are hydrophobic. Stirring a supersaturated solution causes the solute to crystallize.

Answer 14

Enzymes do not alter thermodynamics, only kinetics. Bacterial translation starts with F-met. Triglycerides are hydrophobic. Stirring a supersaturated solution causes the solute to crystallize.

Question 15

Operant conditioning is +/- reinforcement and conditioning

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Operant conditioning is +/- reinforcement and conditioning

Question 16

Analyzing resistors in a circuit

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Analyzing resistors in a circuit

Question 17

You can use stoichiometric coefficients as exponents in a rate law that is elementary.

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You can use stoichiometric coefficients as exponents in a rate law that is elementary.

Question 18

pKa occurs at the half equivalence point of a titration graph

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pKa occurs at the half equivalence point of a titration graph

Question 19

Anomers are a type of epimer that differ at the anomeric carbon

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Anomers are a type of epimer that differ at the anomeric carbon

Question 20

Cochlea -> Organ of Corti -> auditory nerve -> medial geniculate nucleus -> auditory cortex

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Cochlea -> Organ of Corti -> auditory nerve -> medial geniculate nucleus -> auditory cortex

Question 21

Resistors in series all have the same current and adding another does not change current. Resistors in parallel all have the same voltage and adding another does not change voltage.

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Resistors in series all have the same current and adding another does not change current. Resistors in parallel all have the same voltage and adding another does not change voltage.

Question 22

Meiosis I involves the separation of homologous chromosomes.

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Meiosis I involves the separation of homologous chromosomes.

Question 23

Nucleolus assembles ribosomes

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Nucleolus assembles ribosomes

Question 24

Self serving bias is attributing good things to yourself and bad outcomes to external circumstances

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Self serving bias is attributing good things to yourself and bad outcomes to external circumstances

Question 25

Trans bonds, saturation, and intermolecular forces (“stacking”) raise the melting point

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Trans bonds, saturation, and intermolecular forces (“stacking”) raise the melting point

Question 26

Phospholipids are a phosphate group with 2 fatty acid tails

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Phospholipids are a phosphate group with 2 fatty acid tails

Question 27

Polar aprotic solvents favor Sn2 reactions.

If a chiral molecule undergoes an Sn1 reaction, the product will be a racemic mixture and not rotate light.

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Polar aprotic solvents favor Sn2 reactions.

If a chiral molecule undergoes an Sn1 reaction, the product will be a racemic mixture and not rotate light.

Question 28

Flourine, Nitrogen, and Oxygen undergo hydrogen bonding

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Flourine, Nitrogen, and Oxygen undergo hydrogen bonding

Question 29

I did a CARS passage in tutoring without looking back at the passage and got 4/6, so remember it is sometimes not necessary to go back to the passage or it may even be detrimental to go back

Answer 29

I did a CARS passage in tutoring without looking back at the passage and got 4/6, so remember it is sometimes not necessary to go back to the passage or it may even be detrimental to go back

Question 30

Expectancy theory-people make conscious choices to maximize pleasurable outcomes and minimize unpleasant outcomes

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Expectancy theory-people make conscious choices to maximize pleasurable outcomes and minimize unpleasant outcomes

Question 31

Doppler effect equation is observer/source. The Doppler effect causes changes in frequency and wavelength. They are opposite to each other: as the observer gets farther away, wavelength increases but frequency decreases.

Answer 31

Doppler effect equation is observer/source. The Doppler effect causes changes in frequency and wavelength. They are opposite to each other: as the observer gets farther away, wavelength increases but frequency decreases.

Question 32

Specific gravity is denisty of the object / density of water (1000 kg/m^3) and it shows the percent of the object that is submerged when in water

Answer 32

Specific gravity is denisty of the object / density of water (1000 kg/m^3) and it shows the percent of the object that is submerged when in water

Question 33

The quantum number l, the azimuthal number, denotes subshell and angular momentum

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The quantum number l, the azimuthal number, denotes subshell and angular momentum

Question 34

The initial filtration step in the glomerulus is done by a pressure difference; the countercurrent exchange system is used in the later steps

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The initial filtration step in the glomerulus is done by a pressure difference; the countercurrent exchange system is used in the later steps

Question 35

Lewis acids are electron acceptors and Lewis bases are electron donors. Look for the formation of new bonds for these compounds. Bronsted Lowry acids and bases involve the transfer of protons. BL acids donate protons, BL bases accept protons.

Answer 35

Lewis acids are electron acceptors and Lewis bases are electron donors. Look for the formation of new bonds for these compounds. Bronsted Lowry acids and bases involve the transfer of protons. BL acids donate protons, BL bases accept protons.

Question 36

Cell mediated immunity involves T cells. Innate immunity involves antibodies

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Cell mediated immunity involves T cells. Innate immunity involves antibodies

Question 37

Galvanic cells are spontaneous. Electrons still flow from anode to cathode but there are different charges in electrolytic cells: these cells have a positive anode and negative cathode, because they are non spontaneous

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Galvanic cells are spontaneous. Electrons still flow from anode to cathode but there are different charges in electrolytic cells: these cells have a positive anode and negative cathode, because they are non spontaneous

Question 38

Displacement and velocity are vectors, speed and distance are scalars (magnitude only)

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Displacement and velocity are vectors, speed and distance are scalars (magnitude only)

Question 39

Testosterone is made by Leydig cells in the testes, stimulated by LH. Spermatogenesis occurs in the Sertoli cells in the testes, stimulated by FSH.

Answer 39

Testosterone is made by Leydig cells in the testes, stimulated by LH. Spermatogenesis occurs in the Sertoli cells in the testes, stimulated by FSH.

Question 40

Cytochrome c cycles between a ferrous and ferric state in ox phos. It only transfers one electron. It transfers electrons between complexes 3 and 4

Answer 40

Cytochrome c cycles between a ferrous and ferric state in ox phos. It only transfers one electron. It transfers electrons between complexes 3 and 4

Question 41

Gluconeogenesis can use lactate, glycerol, oxaloacetate, and alpha ketoglutarate

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Gluconeogenesis can use lactate, glycerol, oxaloacetate, and alpha ketoglutarate

Question 42

Remember that during a phase change, temperature of solution does not change. So even though condensation or evaporation or any change is happening, the temperature of the solution remains constant until all of the solutions change

Answer 42

Remember that during a phase change, temperature of solution does not change. So even though condensation or evaporation or any change is happening, the temperature of the solution remains constant until all of the solutions change

Question 43

To find number of stereoisomers, use 2^n (#chiral centers) and be careful of double bonds with EZ configuration: these also count

Answer 43

To find number of stereoisomers, use 2^n (#chiral centers) and be careful of double bonds with EZ configuration: these also count

Question 44

Central route processing is when you decide on issues by analyzing arguments and deciding if they are convincing. Peripheral route processing is when you form attitudes about a message based on the characteristics surrounding the message

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Central route processing is when you decide on issues by analyzing arguments and deciding if they are convincing. Peripheral route processing is when you form attitudes about a message based on the characteristics surrounding the message

Question 45

Long term memory is divided into declarative (explicit) and procedural (implicit). Declarative includes episodic-memory of autobiographical events that can be explicitly stated-and semantic-general knowledge of the world that we have accumulated throughout our lives. Procedural memory is like riding a bike

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Long term memory is divided into declarative (explicit) and procedural (implicit). Declarative includes episodic-memory of autobiographical events that can be explicitly stated-and semantic-general knowledge of the world that we have accumulated throughout our lives. Procedural memory is like riding a bike

Question 46

Tertiary structure involves: Covalent interactions between constituent amino acids (disulfide bridges), ionic bonding between side chains, and the hydrophobic effect

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Tertiary structure involves: Covalent interactions between constituent amino acids (disulfide bridges), ionic bonding between side chains, and the hydrophobic effect

Question 47

The ANTI-SENSE strand of DNA is transcribed, so that the resulting mRNA is identical to the SENSE strand of the DNA but with Uracil.

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The ANTI-SENSE strand of DNA is transcribed, so that the resulting mRNA is identical to the SENSE strand of the DNA but with Uracil.

Question 48

Succinate dehydrogenase is complex II of the ETC

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Succinate dehydrogenase is complex II of the ETC