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Domain mode selects one item from each of the five official domains.
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY · FIVE-DOMAIN INTEGRATED RETRIEVAL
Switch among mechanisms, synthesis, acid–base chemistry, molecular evidence, and structural evaluation with coverage-controlled retrieval from every completed first-pass Organic Chemistry bank.
Why this mix works
Domain mode selects one item from each of the five official domains.
Topic mode selects one item from every one of the twenty-one official topic lines.
Mixed order requires the learner to identify whether structure, state, mechanism, evidence, or route planning governs.
New seeds vary reachable items and all five answer positions without inventing domain weights.
Integrated Organic Chemistry retrieval
Both modes are untimed, give immediate explanations, and save only privacy-minimal learning state on this device.
Each untimed mode preserves official coverage, then shuffles questions and five-choice answers without changing any validated scientific key.
Sources and limits
The five domains and twenty-one topic lines come from the ADA Organic Chemistry specification ↗. The ADA publishes one thirty-question Organic Chemistry total and no domain weights, so these retrieval modes do not claim an official distribution.
All 144 questions are original, draft, and uncalibrated. The separate completion form now provides timed and untimed completion practice, exact recovery, and raw reporting; independent expert review, representative-device evidence, and pilot calibration remain open release gates.