To the Chemistry Buffs

[SickAgain]

I need a tutorial on , thermodynamics, stereochemistry, orbital relations:crazy: , and electrochemistry.

I have taken Gen Chem before but these topics do not sink into my brain. I have to know them because I'm taking the MCAT in a month. If anyone has any resources or can give me a good quick layman's version of each it would be much appreciated.

 

[Bible_Belt]

http://www.dmoz.org/Science/Physics/Thermodynamics/

http://research.cm.utexas.edu/nbauld/teach/stereo.html

http://www.dmoz.org/Science/Chemistry/Electrochemistry/

 

[DevanE]

First off that's a lot of sh** to cram in less than a month and considering the amount of material & the TYPE of material you need to master...I honestly don't think that you have enough time to get REALLY prepared but again I could be wrong. There is no EASY explanation but I would suggest you concentrate the most on Thermodynamics because the rest of the other area's aren't as challenging in comparison and if you put the time you can spend about a good week on each topic. The links that Bible Belt posted won't be too helpful because you actually need an Organic Chemistry book to understand Sterio-chemistry, Isomers etc etc and the related concepts in detail.

Check out this link
for a quick review on Orgo.

 

[SickAgain]

I'm not really cramming. I took all required chemistry courses before, but these are the topics that I really don't have a complete understanding of. They are very non-intuitive. I hate chemistry.