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Yu-Han Zhang1, Jun-Yao He1, Shu-Jing Lin1

  • 1College of Chemistry and Materials Science，Hebei University，Baoding 071002，China.

Se pu = Chinese journal of chromatography
|September 5, 2025
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この研究は,クロマトグラフィの教学のためのインタラクティブな GeoGebra ツールを導入し,視覚的シミュレーションと AI 支援の派生を通じて,学生の関与とプレート理論の理解を高めています. ツール分析のコースでは 課題の完了と問題解決の精度が向上しました

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