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Dmitri Mendeleev was born in Tobolsk, Siberia
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Dmitri graduates from Pedagogical Institute in St. Petersburg as a science teacher
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Maria Sklowdowska on November 7 in Warsaw, Poland.
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Dmitri devises the periodic table of elements
He was inspired by the game solitaire & organized the elements using cards. He went on for 3 days and nights organizing the cards in various sequences until he noticed some gaps in the order of atomic mass. He also had a dream where he saw the table written out and when he awoke wrote it down. He left spaces for elements and predicted them. When they were discovered, his predictions were so accurate that it led to the acceptance his periodic table of elements. -
Marie moves to Paris to study at the Sorbonne
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Marie becomes the first woman to get a physics degree from the Sorbonne
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Marie marries Pierre Curie
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Marie announces the discovery of radium & polonium
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Marie shares the Nobel Prize in physics with Pierre Curie and Antionie Henri Becquerel
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Marie received her doctorate degree in physics.
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Marie became the first female professor in the Sorbonne's history.
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Pierre Curie dies
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Dmitri dies of influenza in St. Petersburg
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Marie receives her second Nobel Prize, but in chemistry
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Marie provides mobile x-rays service for wounded soldiers in WWI
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Marie dies of Leukemia
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Element 96 was named "curium" in honor of Marie and Pierre's work