Radio-active Substances

In "Radio-active Substances," Marie Skłodowska Curie presents a groundbreaking exploration of radioactivity, a term she helped to define. The book is both a scientific treatise and an insightful narrative that unveils her meticulous research methodologies, ongoing experiments, and her pioneering work with radium and polonium. Using a clear and approachable literary style, Curie's text is framed by...