During World War I, this chemist organized mobile x-ray units for the military.
During World War I, this chemist organized mobile x-ray units for the military. When boron and aluminum are bombarded with alpha particles, a process discovered by this chemist's daughter takes place; that process is the artificial variety of a process this chemist is famous for. This chemist used an electrometer to measure the currents produced by uranium. This chemist frequently worked with materials like torbernite and pitchblende. This chemist won a Nobel Prize in both Physics and Chemistry, and she died because of her long-term exposure to radiation. Name this female Chemist from Poland who worked with elements such as polonium and radium.
During World War I, this chemist organized mobile x-ray units for the military.
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