Irenes hydrogenation

M.S.L. Hudson, D. Pukazhselvan, G. Irene Sheeja, O.N. Srivastava, Studies on the synthesis and dehydrogenation behavior of magnesium alanate and magnesium-sodium alanate mixture , Int. J. Hydrogen Energ. 32 (2007) 4933 938. 

JOLIOT-CURIE. IRENE 11897-195ft. A French nuclear scientist who won the Nohel prize for chemistry with her husband Frederick Joliet-Curie. Their joint work involved production of artiliciul radioactive elements by using t/-rays to bombard boron. They discovered that hydrogen-containing material when exposed to what they considered p rays would emit protons. Tliev were involved in many firsts they gave Ihe first chemical proof of aitillcial transmutation and of capture of alpha particles, and were the firsi to prepare positron emitter. Her career started with a Sc.D. at the Univ ersity of Paris, and included scores of honors and awards. 

Nitrogen-14 was bombarded by alpha particles (helium nuclei), producing oxygen-17 and protons (hydrogen nuclei). In 1934, Irene Johot-Curie (1897- 1956), the daughter of Marie Curie, produced an isotope of phosphorus by bombarding aluminum-27 with alpha particles from polonium ... 

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Schmitt, G., "Wasserstoff Permeations Messungen (Hydrogen Permeation Measurements), , in Wasserstoff und Korrosion (Hydrogen and Corrosion), D. Kuron, Ed., 2nd ed., 2000, Irene Kuron, Bonn, Germany, p. 407. 

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