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Pre-service chemistry teachers’ ideas about reaction mechanism

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APA TAŞTAN Ö, YALÇINKAYA E, BOZ Y (2010). Pre-service chemistry teachers’ ideas about reaction mechanism. Journal of Turkish Science Education, 7(1), 47 - 60.
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MLA TAŞTAN Özgecan,YALÇINKAYA Eylem,BOZ Yezdan Pre-service chemistry teachers’ ideas about reaction mechanism. Journal of Turkish Science Education, vol.7, no.1, 2010, ss.47 - 60.
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IEEE TAŞTAN Ö,YALÇINKAYA E,BOZ Y "Pre-service chemistry teachers’ ideas about reaction mechanism." Journal of Turkish Science Education, 7, ss.47 - 60, 2010.
ISNAD TAŞTAN, Özgecan vd. "Pre-service chemistry teachers’ ideas about reaction mechanism". Journal of Turkish Science Education 7/1 (2010), 47-60.