Curie

Definition of Curie

A unit of measurement for radioactivity named after Marie and Pierre Curie.

How should Curie divide into syllables

The first syllable cu has a vowel u and a consonant c, and the second syllable rie has vowels i and e and a consonant r

Part of Speech - Curie

The amount of radiation emitted by the material was measured in curies.

Sentences with Curie

• The curie is a unit of measurement for radioactivity.
• We need to measure the amount of radiation in curies.
• The substance emits 5 curies of radiation per second.
• The curie is named after Marie and Pierre Curie.
• The curie is used to measure the activity of radioactive materials.
• The curie is a useful tool for scientists studying radioactive materials.
• The curie is a standard unit of measurement for radioactivity.
• The curie was first defined in 1910.
• The curie is a logarithmic unit of measurement.
• The curie is a measure of the amount of radioactive decay in a material.

Quotes with Curie

Number of characters in Curie

5 ( c, u, r, i, e )

Unique letters in Curie

5 ( c, u, r, i, e )

Curie Backwards

eiruc

Phonetic Transcription of Curie

IPA (International): kjʊˈri:

ARA (American): kjʊˈri

EPA (English): kjʊˈri:

KYUH-RIY

Phonetic Transcription of Curie

IPA (International): ˈkjʊri:

ARA (American): ˈkjʊri

EPA (English): ˈkjʊri:

KYUH-RIY