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Definitely study your reactions...once you have those down you'll sleep better at night, guaranteed!
For my first exam, I mostly studied reactions, drawing and naming...and got an 82%. For my second exam I studied the properties, chemical reactivity, solubility, etc....along with the reactions, drawing and naming, and got a 98%. So....the moral of the story...study all of it!
Good luck...once you get the hang of drawing the molecules, it all comes pretty easily.
Be prepared to spend a disproportionate amount of time on Orgo. I'm headed for an A, as long as I don't blow the final, but it will have been the hardest A I ever earned. :) I spend a minimum of 20 hours a week on Orgo outside the 6 hours of classroom time. I'm on to Orgo II next semester. After my final, I'll post some of my favorite online Orgo resources that have been a big help to me.
Good luck!
kristi1111
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I am taking Organic and BioChemistry in the Spring and was wondering if anyone knows of any good resources and/or any study tips for these types of Chemistry? I have heard that a reaction card file is a good thing to develop. Thanks in advance.