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held her breath, and at the same time, several thoughts flashed through her mind, thoughts that started with those stories her mother had told her. Marie Curie was certainly the best known female scientist [...] were over, and so were the peaceful times. War broke out when Irene was only 17 years old, and she started working with her mother in military hospitals where they operated the X-ray ma- chines, an innovation [...] innovation to surgery that saved a lot of lives of wounded soldiers. At the same time Irene started to study at the university, physics, of course. After completing her studies she be- came one of the research
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absent mother and dead father. In 1914, after finishing the science-maths high school, Irene Curie started her studies at the faculty of the Sciences at the University of Paris. In the middle of 1916, she [...] recommendation, Joliot was given the job in the Radium Institute. After the marriage, both spouses started their research. Their co-operation was easier thanks to their common interests and their infinite [...] (4) become the source of another radiation after being bombarded with the alpha radiation, and they start to act like radioactive elements. After removing the source of the alpha radiation, these elements
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nature and he often carried out bar- ometrical and meteorological observations. In 1754, Antoine started attending Collège des Quatre Nations (Collège Mazarin), which was known for its advanced teaching [...] with the support of the European Commission (project 518094-LLP-1-2011-1-GR-COMENIUS-CMP) and the Uni- versity of Flensburg, Germany. This publication reflects only the views of the author, and the Commission [...] person was subjected to. Firstly the person was at rest, and secondly he/she was at work”. Lavoisier started to refer to his inferences from the experiment. “I assumed that the purpose of the human respiration
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sub-level questions challenge absolute presuppositions that are normally taken for granted and form the starting point for further analysis. a. Ethical (E1) Question prototypes: How should we (act based on evidence
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very slowly. Sometimes she would start to draw the strange leaves on the branches that the silk- worms were eating and sitting at. And then one day the silkworms started to spin themselves into a cocoon [...] draw it – but the old man shook his head and said: “No that is out of question, I guess you want to start your own silkworm breed?” Sibylla shook her head and said: “No, I would only like to draw the silkworms [...] decided to inspect this phenomenon some more and to observe it even closer. Maria Sibylla Marian started observing and drawing silkworms, caterpillars and butterflies at the age of thirteen. Nineteen years
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still believed that insects were created from dirt and mud. Her observations started in 1660 in Frankfurt. At 13, she started to study the metamorphosis of insects, for example, the development of silkworms [...] and plants. She visited plantations along the Suriname River in search of new caterpillars. She started with a 40-mile canoe expedition up the river to the plantation of Providence in April 1700, together
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nature and he often carried out bar- ometrical and meteorological observations. In 1754, Antoine started attending Collège des Quatre Nations (Collège Mazarin), which was known for its advanced teaching
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establishing his work, but also William Thomson, who later became Lord Kelvin. Yet, Joule himself did not start from scratch and par- ticularly referred to the work of Benjamin Thomp- son, Count Rumford, who carried [...] distance. Due to the absorption of radiant heat and the resulting different pressure, the alcohol drop starts to move. The experimenter increases the distance between the stronger heat source and the thermoscope [...] efficient way to insulate the human body. To summarize, Rumford can in retrospect be identified as a starting point for various develop- ment in the energy science – he carried out exper- iments that were related
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hoses and nozzles. Finally the barrel was sealed, the pump was mounted and Otto gave the starting shot. The men started to pump. Relatively soon they were groaning because it became harder and hard- er to [...] rather thought, that the void inside the hemispheres re- sembles the same thing, which fulfills the uni- verse. The theories of Nikolaus Kopernikus (1473- 1543) and Johannes Kepler (1571-1630) ques- tioned [...] In 1632, when Magdeburg was taken over by Swedish people, he came back to his homecity, where he started to work in the city’s administration. During the following ten years, he was involved in rebuilding
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loud explosions, adding that “sometimes the bang is so loud that the dogs in the neighbouring parish start to bark”. In his experiments helped him Mikołaj Bogusław Ciechański (1737 – 1828), who was a Polish [...] was a device that would be useful to have another attraction in his demon- strations. Lichtenberg started making several electrophori, the largest with a diameter of approximately 2m. One of the things he [...] very often end up with loud explo- sions, sometimes the boom is so huge, that all the dogs nearby start to bark.’ Peter, John, Paul and Henry exclaimed at the same moment: ‘we would like to go for this