Rutherford, in a recent book, published before Mr. Soddy's letter appeared in Nature, said: “Since radium hl!s a short life, compared with that of uranium, the amount of radium produced should ...

Joly's hypothesis as set forth in his letter in NATURE of January 24. On the other hand, Mr. Strutt's analysis of granite affords strong support to the view that the radium it contains is of ...

For about $15 a gallon, you get a bottle of water that has come straight from a mountain spring, untreated and unsterilized, supposedly brimming with all of the vitality Mother Nature intended ...

IN NATURE of December 6, 1906, Mr. H. S. Allen has suggested that the difficulty encountered in introducing actinium with its four α-ray products between uranium and radium can be removed by ...

Radium did not create this difficulty ... fundamental hypothases on which so many of our doctrines seem to hang.— Nature.

But, unlike radium, these substances are not radioactive in nature. Last week another milestone in the galloping progress of atomic transmutation was marked by the disclosure of a few atoms of ...

The secret of the mysterious, health-renewing waters (until recently Nature’s secret) is attributed to their radioactive curative powers, resulting from radium gasses.” Propounding a dissenting view, ...

The radium-infused paint was a new invention in ... this radiation can be found in the average kitchen or bathroom. Even ...

Illustration of the structure of the radium compound characterized in this research. Single crystal X-ray diffraction provided detailed information on the bonding of radium in an organic molecule ...

Read more from the series here. In 1923, Popular Science reported that people were drinking radium-infused water in an attempt to stay young. How far have we come to a real (and non-radioactive ...