Radium

Sources

1. BookMarie Curie: A Life
2. BookRadio-Active Substances
3. BookDiscovery of the Elements

Relations

discovered by:

• Gustave Bémont

  Sources: Marie Curie: A Life, Radio-Active Substances

• Marie Curie

  Sources: Marie Curie: A Life, Radio-Active Substances

• Pierre Curie

  Sources: Marie Curie: A Life, Radio-Active Substances

Appears in14 items

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  Albert Einstein1 item
  • Annalen receives the E = mc² paper27 Sep 1905
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  From X-rays to the Bomb3 items
  • Radium26 Dec 1898
  • Einstein: mass is energy21 Nov 1905
  • Marie Curie dies4 Jul 1934
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  Marie Curie9 items
  • Radium is announced26 Dec 1898
  • A decigram of radium chloride21 Jul 1902
  • Doctorate at the Sorbonne25 Jun 1903
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    Nobel Prize in Chemistry, alone10 Dec 1911
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    The First World WarAug 1914
  • Taking France’s radium to BordeauxSep 1914
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    A gram of radium from President Harding20 May 1921
  • The Warsaw Radium Institute opens29 May 1932
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    Death at Sancellemoz4 Jul 1934
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  The Periodic Table1 item
  • The Curies and Bémont announce radium26 Dec 1898