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Marie und Pierre Curie: Leben in Extremen

By Brigitte Röthlein

Marie und Pierre Curie: Leben in Extremen Business & Technology

Marie und Pierre Curie: Leben in Extremen

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Two young physicians fall in love in Paris of the year 1894: Marie Sklodowska and Pierre Curie. They marry and work together great for science, explore radioactivity and discover new chemical elements. Together you will receive the Nobel Prize. Marie and Pierre Curie have a marriage that is far ahead of their time: They work with each other at the same time, share their thoughts and follow their plans together. Both are the absolute scientific curiosity, the love of nature and the skeptical towards the moon society of the Belle Epoque. Almost every day they are together 24/7, with rare voltage. If one of both has health problems – and that they often have because of the radioactive load in the laboratory – the other is there for him and cares for it. After just twelve years of love and work together, Pierre Curie dies. Marie raises her two daughters alone and continues research. In 1911, it is the first person to receive the Nobel Prize for the second time.
Product details
Number of Pages:
320
Publication Date:
2008-09
Publisher:
Fackelträger-Verlag
Languages:
Published: German, Original: German
ISBN10:
3771643724
Weight:
560 g
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