Bog, 4th Estate, UK edition 2024, 2024
Preface
Formula for an icon : Marie Curie (1867-1934)
Part one
School of physics and chemistry, 42 Rue Lhomond, Paris
Manya (hydrogen)
Marie (iron)
Madame Curie (tungsten and molybdenum)
Pierre (uranium)
André (actinium)
Eugénie (radiotellurium)
Part two
Sorbonne Annex, 12 Rue Cuvier
Harriet (emanation)
Ellen (copper and lithium)
Lucie (helium)
Sybil (thorium)
Eva (radium)
Jadwiga and Irén (gold)
Hertha (carbon)
Suzanne (platinum and iridium)
Maurice (ionium)
Part three
The radium institute : Curie laboratory, 1 Rue Pierre-Curie
Iřne (lead)
Marthe (chlorine)
Madeleine (radioneon)
Léonie (oxygen)
Missy (silver)
Catherine (mesothorium)
Frédéric (radon)
Part four
Large-scale production facility, Arcueil
Alicja (polonium)
Èliane (polonium bis)
Angéle (bismuth)
Isabelle and Antonia (thallium)
Branca (boron)
Willy (beryllium)
Marie-Henriette, Marietta, et al. (aluminum)
Eve (radiophosphorus)
Epilogue. Marguerite (francium)
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Marie Curie og hendes nærmeste familie
Preben Hartmann-Petersen
Hauchs Physiske Cabinet
Steen Jensen (f. 1946)
Fysik-kemi 9 : elevbog
Asbjørn Petersen
Marie Curie : the pioneer, the Nobel Laureate, the discoverer of radioactivity
Richard Gunderman
Radioactivity : a history of a mysterious science
Marjorie C. Malley
Au coeur d'un été tout en or : nouvelles
Anne Serre
Kemi
Ole Terney
Shroud
Adrian Tchaikovsky
Ny fysik/kemi C
Ejvind Flensted-Jensen
CRC handbook of chemistry and physics
