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Marie Curie was a great person. ... When Curie discovered radium in 1898, she did not know of the incomparable importance it would have for cancer treatments. Curie was the first woman to ever win a Nobel Prize, and she even was awarded two. Although Marie Curie had a very difficult life, and she was forced to overcome sexism and hardships, she continued working relentlessly. ... Marie Curie wanted to find the reason behind this phenomenon. Curie then boldly decided to write her thesis about these unknown rays of light. ... As Marie Curie continued her work on the rocks containing uranium, she discovered that the insides of atoms could in fact change. This was a momentous discovery, and further demonstrates Marie Curie’s greatness. In July 1898, Curie’s research concluded that the rays of light came from a new element which she named polonium. ... Marie Curie was determined to prove her finding of radium and in 1902, she found radium in a pure state. ...
Soon after the finding of radium, Marie’s husband, Pierre Curie tested it on his skin which caused it to burn. ... In 1903, Curie, Pierre and another scientist were jointly awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics by the Academy of Science in Stockholm. Despite the success, Marie Curie remained humble and wanted to continue with her work, “Marie hated crowds and sometimes denied being Dr.
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