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To teach paramagnetism in AP or not?

To teach paramagnetism in AP or not?

by Adrian | Nov 8, 2018 | 2013-14 Curriculum, AP, Big Idea 1

Actually, that’s NOT what I’m talking about here. This post isn’t about whether paramagnetism is (or is not) testable, rather it’s about some much bigger point. I think it has the potential to help inexperienced teachers. I hear a lot that...

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