History of Radium and Radioactivity Discoveries
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Who discovered the mysterious "rays" from uranium?

  • Henri Alexandre Danlos
  • Alexander Graham Bell
  • Marie Curie
  • Henri Becquerel (correct)

Who named the mysterious rays from uranium as "radioactivity"?

  • Marie Curie (correct)
  • Herrman Blumgart
  • Frederick Proescher
  • Georg de Hevesy

Who performed the first radiotracer studies in animals using lead-210 and bismuth-210?

  • Henri Alexandre Danlos and Eugene Bloch
  • Alexander Graham Bell
  • J.A. Christiansen and Sven Lomholt (correct)
  • Frederick Proescher

Who used bismuth-214 (radium-C) to determine the arm-to-arm circulation time in patients?

<p>Herrman Blumgart and Otto Yens (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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