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To see more funtastic facts about Marie Curie go to this link:

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Facts about Marie Curie | Sciencewithkids.com

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Marie Curie was one of the most determined scientist in history. Not only were women not welcomed into colleges at the time, women scientists were very rare. Marie Curie became one of the most famous scientists in history with her research into radioactivy.

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Marie Curie was born on November 7, 1867in Warsaw, Poland. Her maiden last name was Sklodoska.

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In 1894 Marie Curie was denied position she applied for at the polish university of Karkoeli.

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Marie Curie died on July 4th, 1934 in France at the age of 66. It was suspected that her death was caused by exposure of radium, and other radioactive materials.

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Marie Curie - Scientist | Mini Bio | BIO

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Marie Curie graduated high school as a top student with gold metals.

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In Marie Curie's husband died in an accident.

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In 1895 Marie curie married Pierre Curie in France

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In 1877 Marie Curie was 10, and her mother died.

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In 1903 Marie Curie won the noble prize with her husband in the field of physics.

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Marie Curie discovered polonium with her husband Pierre Curie. Polonium can be used as an atomic heat source, but it doesn't provide heat for a long uses.