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curie
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curie
'curie'
[curie.n.01]
as in:
a
unit
of
radioactivity
equal
to
the
amount
of
a
radioactive
isotope
that
decays
at
the
rate
of
37,000,000,000
disintegrations
per
second
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curie
,
curie
,
curie
,
hundred_and_one
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↑
radioactivity_unit
,
entity
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millicurie
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'curie'
[curie.n.02]
as in:
French
physicist;
husband
of
Marie
Curie
(1859-1906)
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curie
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curie
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curie
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physicist
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'curie'
[curie.n.03]
as in:
French
chemist
(born
in
Poland)
who
won
two
Nobel
prizes;
one
(with
her
husband
and
Henri
Becquerel)
for
research
on
radioactivity
and
another
for
her
discovery
of
radium
and
polonium
(1867-1934)
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curie
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curie
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chemist
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entity
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