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Key words: Laboratory, chemistry, teaching, achievement, students. Introduction The laboratory in the school has been defined by several authors in different ways. Maduabum (1992) sees a laboratory as a place where scientific exercises are conducted by the science teachers for the benefit of the students (learners).
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