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Meanings of radium in English
Usage of radium in English
1
The gravity of such lesions increases with the purity of the radium.
2
Osnome has unlimited quantities of the heaviest metals, including radium and uranium.
3
Or, if they did, somebody must have injected radium into them first.
4
Without radium there would be no hell; certainly not a satisfactory one.
5
In fact, radium-D was radioactive lead and therefore could not be separated chemically.
6
It was the radium water that first interested him in it.
7
Not even radium is worth carrying over a gap that great!
8
That is where is the war dogs have proved their weight in radium.
9
Rutherford had assumed the radioactive atoms, known as radium-D, were a unique substance.
10
Of special interest is the German exhibit of radium and its allied metals.
11
The exception is Genius-nextto radium the scarcest article on earth.
12
So too was the introduction of radium as a way to treat cancers.
13
Either the X-ray or radium had caused her dermatitis and nervousness.
14
That which radium advances and porches close and lynx eyes shudder.
15
However, the filament is composed of certain metals from which radium is extracted.
16
Also radium has an indefinite life, but that is a mineral.
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