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In which grand Parisian monument is Marie Curie buried today?
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Where are Marie Curie's radioactive notebooks kept today?
Answer: Lead-lined boxes
Why: Anyone who wants to read them must first sign a liability waiver and put on protective clothing; the contaminant's half life is 1,600 years.
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What color did radium glow in Marie Curie's dark lab?
Answer: Faint blue
Why: Radium naturally glows faint blue, while the famous radioactive green color comes from added phosphors like zinc sulfide.
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Why did Marie Curie refuse to patent her radium isolation process?
Answer: To allow unhindered research
Why: Because she never patented the process, she later could not afford radium; American women raised funds in 1921 to buy her a gram.
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What nationality did Marie Curie gain through her marriage?
Answer: French
Why: She chose a simple dark blue wedding outfit instead of a traditional dress so she could wear it later in the lab.
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Which chemical element did Marie Curie discover first?
Answer: polonium
Why: Curie named polonium after Poland, then partitioned between three empires, to publicize her homeland's lack of independence.
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Where did Marie Curie get higher education while living in Warsaw?
Answer: An underground "Flying University"
Why: Its classes moved between private flats to dodge tsarist police, and in 1906 it went legal as the Society for Scientific Courses.