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Pierre Curie , of his free will , confirmed this accidental discovery by submitting his own arm to a similar substance , though of considerably less power , for ten hours ; the result being a wound which took four months to cure .
Pierre Curie , of his free will , confirmed this accidental discovery by submitting his own arm to a similar substance , though of considerably less power , for ten hours ; the result being a wound which took four months to cure .
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6 > 6 After his death , Madame Curie succeeded her husband in the Chair created for him at the Faculty of Sciences , and continued alone the researches they had begun together . In 1910 she succeeded in isolating radium in a metallic ...
6 > 6 After his death , Madame Curie succeeded her husband in the Chair created for him at the Faculty of Sciences , and continued alone the researches they had begun together . In 1910 she succeeded in isolating radium in a metallic ...
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Madame Curie also succeeded in equipping eighteen X - ray cars , and herself drove several of them into the War Zone . To her also is due the creation and distribution amongst the auxiliary hospitals of two hundred X - ray installations ...
Madame Curie also succeeded in equipping eighteen X - ray cars , and herself drove several of them into the War Zone . To her also is due the creation and distribution amongst the auxiliary hospitals of two hundred X - ray installations ...
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