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An Essential Recognition: Two Valid Introductory Chemistries
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Currently there are two very different, usually unrecognized, views of what introductory chemistry is. Only if we are aware of these views can we move beyond the introductory chemistry courses that so many students find troublesome and useless.
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- Received: August 03, 2009
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