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author Krull, Kathleen
title Marie Curie
publisher Puffin Books
publishDate 2007
topic Sejarah-Bibliografi Orang Sukses
925
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contents The winner of not just one but two Nobel Prizes, Marie Curie died in 1934 of radiation poisoning-from years of investigating the dangerous elements that she herself had discovered. Until, recently, her notebooks wew still so radioactive that scientist and scholars had to dign a medical release before looking at them. ut her work, which led t the atomic age in sceience, was also her salvations; it sustained her through periods of black depression, drove her to succeed in the restrictive :no girls allowed' world of nineteenth-century science, and was the bedrock of her marriage to fellow scientst Pierre Currie, who also fell victim to radiation sickness.
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