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Two. Same as always. - I've done nothing wrong so far.
- Not that I can see. We know then that the pitchblende
with the uranium and the thorium in it comes to eight, and that
the uranium alone reads two. - Now we test the thorium.
- From the same amount of pitchblende? Of course. Put that in
exactly the same place, close the case, charge the electrometer. Now we find out how much energy
the rays in the thorium have. Right. - Ready?
- Read
- Not that I can see. We know then that the pitchblende
with the uranium and the thorium in it comes to eight, and that
the uranium alone reads two. - Now we test the thorium.
- From the same amount of pitchblende? Of course. Put that in
exactly the same place, close the case, charge the electrometer. Now we find out how much energy
the rays in the thorium have. Right. - Ready?
- Read
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Two. Same as always.
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- I've done nothing wrong so far.
- Not that I can see.
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We know then that the pitchblende
with the uranium and the thorium in it
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comes to eight, and that
the uranium alone reads two.
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- Now we test the thorium.
- From the same amount of pitchblende?
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Of course. Put that in
exactly the same place,
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close the case, charge the electrometer.
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Now we find out how much energy
the rays in the thorium have.
00:00:24.049 --> 00:00:25.752
Right.
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- Ready?
- Read.
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Movie Summary
Despite himself, accomplished physicist and avowed bachelor Pierre Curie falls for brilliant student Marie, and together they embark on the discovery of radium.
