Chemistry is one of the fields of science that is still difficult for students to understand. This is due to the abstract and microscopic nature of chemical materials. One of the topics in chemistry is chemical bonding. Chemical bonding material that studies the structure of atoms and molecules, is difficult for students to understand because of its microscopic nature, which makes it difficult for students to imagine the form of chemical bonds. To overcome this, it takes the role of learning media that can provide an overview of the form of chemical bonds in students. Augmented Reality (AR) technology can combine three-dimensional virtual world objects into a real three-dimensional environment. So, Augmented Reality (AR) based learning media were developed for chemical bonding materials. This research is a development research, with stages starting from pre-production, production to distribution. Data collection technique uses the qualification of the percentage score feasibility test results. Based on the validity test, it states that the teaching materials of Augmented Reality (AR) Chemical Bonds in terms of material are declared very valid, do not need revision, in terms of media they are declared very valid, do not need revision and from the feasibility test students state that this teaching material is very valid, no need for revision.
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Fitriyah, I. J., Setiawan, A. M., Marsuki, M. F., & Hamimi, E. (2021). Development of augmented reality teaching materials of chemical bonding. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 2330). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0043235
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