DAT Organic Chemistry


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Gold Standard DAT Organic Chemistry Review
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  • Title: DAT Organic Chemistry Masters Series, Review, Preparation and Practice for the Dental Admission Test by Gold Standard DAT
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There are many important DAT General and Organic Chemistry topics that are either not on the MCAT or are so rare as MCAT questions that the topics are not properly covered in MCAT books. Here is a partial list: general chemistry laboratory techniques and glassware, alkene, alkyne, ether and aromatic chemistry, multi-step organic syntheses, etc. The Gold Standard DAT was designed specifically for the DAT so all ADA topics are presented in color followed by chapter review questions, answers and explanations.

Table of Contents for
Organic Chemistry

  1. Molecular Structure of Organic Compounds
  2. Stereochemistry
  3. Alkanes
  4. Aromatics
  5. Alcohols
  6. Aldehydes and Ketones
  7. Carboxylic Acids
  8. Carboxylic Acids Derivatives
  9. Ethers and Phenols
  10. Amines
  11. Biological Molecules
  12. Separations and Purifications
  13. Spectroscopy

Key Organic Chemistry Reaction Mechanisms

DAT Organic Chemistry Test Content (30 questions)

    • 1. Mechanisms:

      Energetics, and Structure - elimination, addition, free radical, substitution mechanisms, and other mechanisms and reactions.

    • 2. Chemical and Physical Properties of Molecules:

      Spectroscopy (1H NMR, 13C NMR, infrared, and multi-spectra), structure (polarity, intermolecular forces (solubility, melting/ boiling point, etc.), and laboratory theory and techniques (TLC, separations, etc.)

    • 3. Stereochemistry (structure evaluation):

      Chirality, isomer relationships, and conformations

    • 4. Nomenclature:

      IUPAC rules and functional groups in molecules

  • 5. Individual Reactions of the Major Functional Groups and Combinations of Reactions to Synthesize Compounds:

    Alkene/alkyne, aromatic, substitution/elimination, aldehyde/ketone, carboxylic acids and derivatives, and other. For each area listed above, the following sub-areas apply: general, one-step, and multi-step.

  • 9. Acid-Base Chemistry:

    Ranking acidity/ basicity (structure analysis and pH/ pKa data analysis), and prediction of products and equilibria

  • 10. Aromatics and Bonding:

    Concept of aromaticity, resonance, atomic/ molecular orbitals, hybridization, and bond angles/lengths.

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