MCAT Chem/Phys

Chemical and Physical Foundations: 59 questions in 95 minutes — gen chem, orgo, physics, biochem in biological systems. Passage reasoning beats formula flashcards alone. We train the lab-story logic the section actually uses.

Section Structure

What You Face

  • 59 Q · 95 minutes
  • Passages + discretes
  • Phys/chem/orgo/biochem mix

How to Train

  • Equation sheets from YOUR misses
  • Passage translation practice
  • Timed 59Q sections

Content Areas

General Chemistry

Equilibrium, acids/bases, thermo, kinetics.

Physics

Fluids, circuits, optics, forces—in bio frames.

Organic + Biochem bridges

Functional groups, lab methods, biomolecules.

Passage Math

Proportional reasoning under time.

AI Prompts for Your Situation

Pick a tab → Copy → send. No form to fill. Optional lines are skippable. Official practice is score truth; these are the tutor layer between full-lengths.

Chemical and Physical Foundations Practice Set

Best for: C/P practice

C/P practice with 59Q/95m context and AAMC-style rationales.

Create an MCAT Chemical and Physical Foundations practice set.

EASY START: Copy → send with zero edits. Use the default set below. Override topic only if you want (one optional line).

Default set (send as-is): 6–8 CARS main-idea / reasoning items.

OPTIONAL — skip freely (1 line max):
- Different topic than the default? One line:

HARD CONSTRAINTS:
- Timing context: 59Q / 95m
- AAMC-style reasoning from passage/figures; not trivia dumps
- Cover gen chem / orgo / physics / biochem-in-systems as relevant to FOCUS
- Not official AAMC items; protect AAMC FLs for later phase
- AI = skill tutor; AAMC = score truth

DELIVER instructions + time budget; items; key + rationales (cite figures/text); miss→skill map (content vs reasoning vs timing); 15-min follow-up.

Long prompts are copied fully; if a chat link is too long, we copy the prompt and open a short paste instruction.

Also Free · CARS & Resources

Content review is not the whole day. CARS needs its own method, and the resources stack keeps AAMC first before another book pile.