The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 - English literature |
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... radium extracted from a ton of pitchblende is no figure of speech ; it is the statement of a fact , marvellous but true . Spontaneously and constantly radium throws off light , heat and electricity , while also emitting a complex beam ...
... radium extracted from a ton of pitchblende is no figure of speech ; it is the statement of a fact , marvellous but true . Spontaneously and constantly radium throws off light , heat and electricity , while also emitting a complex beam ...
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... radium of similar powers . Thus it became possible to capture in glass tubes and to distribute the power of radium without - marvel of marvels ! — diminishing the power of the radium itself . Among the works of Madame Curie should be ...
... radium of similar powers . Thus it became possible to capture in glass tubes and to distribute the power of radium without - marvel of marvels ! — diminishing the power of the radium itself . Among the works of Madame Curie should be ...
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... Radium Institute of Paris of the entire amount of salts of radium , equivalent to more than a gramme of radium - element , which they , at first with their own hands , had so laboriously extracted from the Austrian pitchblende . Without ...
... Radium Institute of Paris of the entire amount of salts of radium , equivalent to more than a gramme of radium - element , which they , at first with their own hands , had so laboriously extracted from the Austrian pitchblende . Without ...
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