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Marie Curie's Husband

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Another element that Marie Curie discovered

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This is one of the elements that Marie Curie discovered

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1.) How is this project topic relevant today?

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1.) How is this project topic relevant today?

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This project is relevant today because radioactivity is very useful and has led to the discovery of radiotherapy, which is used in medicine and is used to treat many types of sicknesses such as cancer.

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2.) What did you know about your topic prior to the research project?

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2.) What did you know about your topic prior to the research project?

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My partner and I knew very little about Marie Curie prior to the research project.

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Ethan's Semester 1 Reflection: How have you personally grown in science this year?

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Ethan's Semester 1 Reflection: How have you personally grown in science this year?

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How I have personally grown in science is that before this year, I knew very little to almost nothing about atoms, molecules, and everything else that we learned about. But I now know how to balance equations and understand a lot more about different topics. Now that I look back, the things that I am learning would've seemed impossible to my past self. I also believe that I have grown more as a person and I am now more interested in the field of science. And in class I feel like I now know more people and have more friends.

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Ezra's Semester 1 Refection: How have you personally grown in science this year?

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Ezra's Semester 1 Refection: How have you personally grown in science this year?

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one way I have grown personally this year is that my understanding has changed in the way how science is in everything and how scientists are super important in this world. another way I have grown is that everywhere I look I see science. like for example atoms are made of everything. or like how everything is a chemical an we drink and eat chemicals. so because of this i have a new found understanding in science and also for scientists

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Marie Curie was born into a family of teacher's so her family felt very strongly about education and wining Nobel prizes also ran in her family

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Pierre Curie helped Marie Curie on discovering elements such as Polonium and Radium and helped Marie Curie in the field in science.

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Marie Curie found the elements Radium and Polonium, which were the very first radioactive elements.

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Marie Curie was born on November 7, 1867 in Warsaw, Poland. She was born into a family full of teachers who strongly believed in education. In 1891, she moved to Paris to continue her studies.

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When she moved to Paris, she obtained Licenciateships in Physics and the Mathematical Sciences. At the school, she met Pierre Curie who would later be her spouse.