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Multimodal processing of chemical representations: advantages of chemistry expertise and inadvertent challenges for learning
Chemists use verbal and visual representations of molecules to communicate and solve problems, yet little is known about how chemists efficiently interpret them simultaneously with ease. Participants (N = 200) of varied chemistry expertise completed an experiment in which they solved short represent
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