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What was the process that marie curie used to turn 8 tons of rubble into 1/5 of a teaspoon of radium?

a) she pounded it with a sledgehammers until it liquified.

b). she boiled, coaxed, and reduced it over 4 years

c) she took four years to get the materials to her lab, and by then, it had liquified on its own

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