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METHODS OF TEACHING MOLECULAR PHYSICS DEPARTMENT AND PHYSICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF STUDYING MOLECULAR PHYSICS

Name: METHODS OF TEACHING MOLECULAR PHYSICS DEPARTMENT AND PHYSICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF STUDYING MOLECULAR PHYSICS
Creator: M.Soliyeva
Keywords: Molecular physics, natural science, mechanics, thermal phenomena., 4. Education

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 23 Nov 2022 Uzbek Publisher:ZenodoFunded by:FCT | MS3

Authors: M.Soliyeva;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.7352431 , 10.5281/zenodo.7352432

METHODS OF TEACHING MOLECULAR PHYSICS DEPARTMENT AND PHYSICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF STUDYING MOLECULAR PHYSICS

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This article describes the teaching methods of the Department of Molecular Physics and the physical and pedagogical foundations of studying Molecular Physics. During the article, various drawings and issues were used, and conclusions and suggestions were given at the end of the article

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Molecular physics, natural science, mechanics, thermal phenomena.

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