2014
DOI: 10.5935/0100-4042.20140118
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Development of a Test for Evaluating the Conceptual Knowledge of Chemical Equilibrium Constant Among University Students and Its Application to Spanish Students

Abstract: SPANISH STUDENTS. This article outlines a procedure that was used to develop a written test for evaluating the conceptual knowledge of chemical equilibrium constant among university students. The concepts in the subject matter were carefully defined through propositional statements. Students' understanding of the topic was determined through interviews. These data were used to produce nine multiple choice questions. Each question was designed to identify misconceptions related to the chemical equilibrium const… Show more

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“…Los resultados y las conclusiones que se derivan de este estudio hacen referenciaúnicamente a la muestra de sujetos que ha participado enél [39]. Consideramos que los resultados dependen del grado de recuerdo sobre el principio de Arquímedes y el diseño del test.…”
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“…Los resultados y las conclusiones que se derivan de este estudio hacen referenciaúnicamente a la muestra de sujetos que ha participado enél [39]. Consideramos que los resultados dependen del grado de recuerdo sobre el principio de Arquímedes y el diseño del test.…”
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“…There is extensive development in the formalism and the applications of the chemical equilibrium of phases. However, there are still doubts about the chemical equilibrium in reacting systems, particularly its teaching and the conceptual errors that can affect it (Quílez-Pardo and Solaz-Portolés, 1995;Banerjee, 1995;Rogers et al, 2000;Patiño-Sierra and Barragán, 2022;Martínez-Grau et al, 2014).…”
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confidence: 99%