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In 1898, Polish-French scientist Marie Sklodowska Curie discovered the radioactive element radium while experimenting with pitchblende, a common uranium ore. She had observed that this ore was more radioactive than refined uranium. This indicated that there must be another element, even more radioactive than uranium, mixed in with this ore. During the years between 1899 and 1902, Marie Curie dissolved, filtered and repeatedly crystallized nearly three tons of pitchblende. The goal of that work was a refined sample of the element - the yield was about 0.1 gram. This was enough for spectroscopic examination, and to determine the exact atomic weight of radium. This discovery, along with the element polonium, earned her a second Nobel Prize in 1911. REACT, COMMENT AND SHARE🔥 More at: https://t.me/AjaksTutorials

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Merry Christmas, everyone!!🥳 I hope you're all enjoying the season and spending time with your loved ones. This time of the year is a great opportunity to relax and recharge. Please and please, make the most of it! While you're going about the business of enjoying yourself, don't forget to save part of the Christmas money you got! Christmas means the year is almost over. A new year means you are closer to the future. Now is the time to invest in your education. In some three months from now, you'll begin to have major examinations. Dear Student, Do not use all the money you are given this Christmas to buy clothes and shoes! While your parents are buying wonderful things for you, remember to mention the fact that you need to join a good tutorial next year! I'll say it once again: Relax, Recharge but also Remember to save. In the spirit of Christmas, The Publicity Manager, Ajaks Tutorials💙 ...Happy Holidays🧑‍🎄

**They asked for your result ooo**😂 Which one be Samuel own for this matter?😂😭 If you did this in secondary school let me see your comments and reaction, as for me, I did it too😂😂

**GOOD EVENING EVERYONE**❤️🔥 Our **2024 JAMB FREE** class ends corrosively with physics today 🔥 Ensure to be present and I give you a **100% assurance** that you'll learn a whole lot from Ajaks Tutorials tonight! **🔗CLASS SCHEDULE** Oral English => **9pm - 10:30pm** Physics => **10:30pm - 12:00am** **🔗CLASS LINK** https://chat.whatsapp.com/FqEsV5ypgLEAR554poSivV **_[Join fast before it's filled up]_** **Ensure to be present 🔥**

THIS IS THE NEXT PROGRAMME! Our standard 2024 JAMB MOCK EXAM 1.0 I want you all to pay attention to what I want to say now. Ajaks Tutorials has set this in place for 3 solid reasons ; ✓To show 2024 JAMBITES the level of their preparedness for the main exam so you'll know where exactly to start your preparation from ✓To give you an insight of what you'll be expecting in the main exam by April ✓To expose you to a CBT online standard test and give you a sense of "proper timing" and management. So it is of high importance that all 2024 JAMBITE take this mock exam. Date is Dec 28th - 29th [It lasts for two days] Stay tuned for more updates🔥

Dear Student, "There are only two mistakes one can make along the road to truth: not going all the way, and not starting." - Mahatma Gandhi When you feel like you are stuck in a rut, not making any progress towards my goals, let this quote remind you that even a small step forward is better than no step at all. So I'm challenging you to make one small change today that will bring you closer to your goal. I want you to do something, however small, that will move you forward. And tomorrow? Well, you'll do something else. And you'll keep taking these small steps until you reach your goal. I hope that these words inspire you as much as they've inspired me. Even if your goals seem far away, remember that the journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step. Take that step today! And if you stumble along the way, remember that it's okay to fall down as long as you get back up and keep going. With hope and encouragement, The Publicity Manager, Ajaks Tutorials 💙

With 9 letters and just a vowel, the word 'strengths' is the longest word in the English language with just one vowel. Do your research and try to prove it wrong🌚 While you're at it though, leave a reaction, and share this post❤️ More at: https://t.me/AjaksTutorials

Have you ever heard the myth that a penny dropped from the top of the Empire State Building would kill someone?? You've never heard it? Well, you will. And I'm here to tell you that this is a big myth. A penny dropped from the Empire State Building would neither have enough mass nor velocity to cause any serious injury or death. So, you can rest assured that the Empire State Building is safe - even if someone drops a penny from the top. More at: https://t.me/AjaksTutorials