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Asia-Pacific Forum on Science
Learning and Teaching, Volume 5, Issue 1, Article 3(Apr., 2004) Tan Kim Chwee, Daniel and Chan Kim Seng An analysis of two textbooks on the topic of intermolecular forces
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Asia-Pacific Forum on Science
Learning and Teaching, Volume 5, Issue 1, Article 3(Apr., 2004) Tan Kim Chwee, Daniel and Chan Kim Seng An analysis of two textbooks on the topic of intermolecular forces
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