<p>What information is given to you for the test (e.g., periodic table, equations, etc.)?</p>
<p>periodic table only.</p>
<p>In that case, are there any equations that are must-knows?</p>
<p>i dunno wat u consider as must knows, cos if i'm not wrong, from my experience most of the equations involve balancing. so if u've the basics in chem equations u shud do fine :)</p>
<p>What about balancing redox equations... does the real test (I'm assuming you've done it rin~) have much of that on it?</p>
<p>Oh, by equations, I meant formulas. lol. Sorry about the confusion.</p>
<p>bump bump bump</p>
<p>formulas... eg? yea i took it in oct. quite a few redox equations, bjc. if ur taking the nov one u shud be doing the practice tests now. i did kaplan, not much, but quite challenging. one word of advice tho, don be scared by the amount of calculations u need to do. the real tests only require u to do simple calculations eg whole numbers divide by whole numbers.</p>
<p>I'm taking it in December. By formulas, I meant like rate formulas, equilibrium formulas, gas laws, etc.</p>
<p>ok, thanks rin~</p>
<p>Nice to hear the calculations are easy, but I might have to sort out the redox stuff. I'm doing Barron's practice tests at the moment (for Nov).</p>
<p>chillaxin yea it'll be gd if u noe the formulae eg pV = nRT etc.</p>
<p>Is that it? And do you need to know what the gas constant equals too?</p>
<p>that was only an example. u mean like R = 8.314? don think so. but don take my word for it. u really need to do the practice test to get a feel of it.</p>
<p>Well, what formulas usually come up?</p>