International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Cómo enseñar la "Concentración de una disolución a alumnos de secundaria" Collaboration Collaboration Manuela Martin-Sánchez   |   added on Jun 10, 2010 Se trata de conceptos que se deben enseñar y ejercicios que se deben realizar con estudiantes de secundaria para que sean capaces de entender qué es concentración de una disolución y sepan hacer los cálculos
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