The discussion revolves around seeking additional resources for studying for the Physical Chemistry ACS Exam, specifically focusing on quantum chemistry, spectroscopy, and statistical mechanics. Participants are looking for practice tests, lecture videos, and guidance on study materials beyond the ACS study guide and open courseware.
Participants generally agree on the importance of seeking additional resources and consulting professors, but there is disagreement regarding the level of support provided by professors, with some expressing dissatisfaction.
Some participants mention specific topics and equations that may or may not be provided during the exam, indicating uncertainty about the exam format and content.
Students preparing for the Physical Chemistry ACS Exam, particularly those seeking supplementary study resources and guidance on exam preparation strategies.
Not mine, he's a bare minimum, high steaks testing type of professor. He also helped write the test and the study guide for pchem but doesn't give us much to go on and I suspect that's an ethics decision.Dr. Courtney said:I'd ask your prof. We mentor several students in ACS approved chemistry programs, and when there is an ACS exam involved, their profs usually provide ample study materials.
rmiller70015 said:Also, does anyone know if equations will be given to us for things like black body radiation, photoelectric effect, etc.?