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George Charles de Hevesy (nascido Hevesy György, também conhecido como Georg Karl von Hevesy), foi um físico-químico húngaro que ajudou no desenvolvimento dos chamados "traçadores radioativos", utilizados para estudar processos químicos, como exemplo o metabolismo dos animais. Por esta descoberta, recebeu o Nobel de Química de 1943. More information...

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