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Empfindliche Nachweismethoden mit Hilfe einer Transformator..:
Höhne, Gerhard
Praxis der Naturwissenschaften. Physik. 48 (1999) 8 - p. 44-45 , 1999
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fb 3473
RT T1 <Title>Empfindliche Nachweismethoden mit Hilfe einer Transformatorenspule</Title> UL https://suche.suub.uni-bremen.de/peid=FIS_2428905&Exemplar=1&LAN=DE A1 Höhne, Gerhard YR 1999 SN 0177-8374 SN 0342-8729 K1 Sekundarstufe II K1 Förderstufe K1 Experiment K1 Computerunterstützter Unterricht K1 Unterrichtsmaterial K1 Puls K1 Pulsschlag K1 Induktion K1 Induktionsschleifendetektor K1 Physikunterricht K1 Quantenphysik K1 Quantentheorie K1 Schwingung K1 Nachweisverfahren K1 CASSY JF Praxis der Naturwissenschaften. Physik VO 48 IS 8 SP 44 OP 45 LK http://katalog.suub.uni-bremen.de/DB=1/LNG=DU/CMD?ACT=SRCHA&IKT=8000&TRM=12583698* CN Magazin Zs: fb 3473 SF ELIB - SuUB Bremen
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