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Cada día, un poco de química

Published 01/12/2015 Arte , Aut.: M. Macho , Bioquímica , Divulgación , Eventos , Formación , Fotografías , Investigación , Química 3 Comments
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Chemistry Views también propone su calendario de adviento para 2015: del 1 al 24 de diciembre, clicando sobre el matraz correspondiente, encontrarás una pequeña lección de química.

Chemistry Advent Calendar, de ChemViews

Chemistry Advent Calendar. © Chemistry Views

… el día 1 nos permite aprender sobre procesos de combustión.

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