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Proszę o sprawdzenie i poprawienie błędów Maria Sklodowska Curie in know as Nobel Prize for Physics (1903) and for Chemistry (1911). She was born in 1867 in Warsaw. Władysław Sklodowski- father Marias bring up her because her mather died when she was a child. She learned in good shool and after she was finishing shool she left in 1890 to France to her sister Bronisława. She work very hard - sometimes forgot to eat or sleep - because she need any money on studies. Finally, in Paris Maria Sklodowska passed in 1891 as the first woman in history examinations at the departament of physics and chemistry. Next, in 1894 she met Pierre Curie and they got married in 1895. Two years later came into the world their first daughter Irene, and four years later Marias discovered the chemical elements polonium [Po] - named after Poland - and radium [Ra]. Maria Sklodowska died on 4 July 1934 in the Alpine Clinic - Sancellemoz - on bon marrow aplasia or loss of hematopoietic elements in bone marrow probablycaused by high doses of radiation absorbet in a study radioactivity.

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Maria Skodowska Curie in know for winning Nobel Prize in Physics (1903) and in Chemistry (1911). She was born in 1867 in Warsaw. Władysław Sklodowski- Maria's father brought her up because her mother died when she was a child. She attended a good shool and after finishing it she left in 1890 to France to her sister Bronisława. She worked very hard - sometimes forgot to eat or sleep - because she needed money for studies. Finally, in Paris Maria Sklodowska passed in 1891 examinations at the Departament of Physics and Chemistry as the first woman in history. Next, in 1894 she met Pierre Curie and they got married in 1895. Two years later their first daughter Irene came into the world, and four years later Maria discovered the chemical elements polonium [Po] - named after Poland - and radium [Ra]. Maria Sklodowska died on 4 July 1934 in the Alpine Clinic - Sancellemoz. She died from a bone marrow aplasia or loss of hematopoietic elements in bone marrow probably caused by high doses of radiation absorbedduring studies of radioactivity.