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Yaprak özütünün hazırlanması için yapılan ön işlemler Özütün AgNO 3 çözeltisine eklenmesi Yaprak özütünün hazırlanması Ag + particles Farklı sıcaklıklar.

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1 Yaprak özütünün hazırlanması için yapılan ön işlemler Özütün AgNO 3 çözeltisine eklenmesi Yaprak özütünün hazırlanması Ag + particles Farklı sıcaklıklar Farklı derişimler Farklı AgNO 3 konsantrasyonları

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