Radioactive Substances by Curie, Marie - 2002

Philosophical Library, 1983-09. Paperback. Good.

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New York, New York, U.S.A.: Philosophical Library, 1983. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. Reprint. 94pp..

Prometheus, 2002

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MP3 Audio CD. Radioactive Substances INTRODUCTION. The present work aims to expose the research that I am pursuing for more than 4 years on radioactive substances. I started these research by a study of uranic radiation that was discovered by Mr. Becquerel. The results to which this work led me appeared to open a path so interesting, that abandoning its work by train, Mr. Curie joined me, and we united our efforts in order to succeed extraction of new radioactive substances and to continue their study. From the beginning of our research, we thought we should lend samples of substances discovered and prepared by us to some physicists, in the first place to M. Becquerel, to whom is due the discovery uranic rays. We ourselves have facilitated research by others than us on radioactive substances new. Following our first publications, Mr. Giesel in Germany also began to prepare these substances and lent samples to several German scientists. Then these substances were put on sale in France and Germany,… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Radioactive Substances INTRODUCTION. The present work aims to expose the research that I am pursuing for more than 4 years on radioactive substances. I started these research by a study of uranic radiation that was discovered by Mr. Becquerel. The results to which this work led me appeared to open a path so interesting, that abandoning its work by train, Mr. Curie joined me, and we united our efforts in order to succeed extraction of new radioactive substances and to continue their study. From the beginning of our research, we thought we should lend samples of substances discovered and prepared by us to some physicists, in the first place to M. Becquerel, to whom is due the discovery uranic rays. We ourselves have facilitated research by others than us on radioactive substances new. Following our first publications, Mr. Giesel in Germany also began to prepare these substances and lent samples to several German scientists. Then these substances were put on sale in France and Germany,… Read More

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