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Who invented dynamyte?
Alfred Noble.
Did Alfred noble invent dynamite?
Yes. Alfred Nobel invented dynamite.
Who invented gelignite?
Gelignite was created by an Alfred Noble in 1875.
Where did Alfred Noble invent dynimite?
He invented it in Sweden in 1866 and, never mind!
When was Alfred Noble Prize created?
Alfred Noble Prize was created in 1929.
What is the noble pize?
There is no such thing as a noble prize! It's called The Nobel prize, after the Swedish inventor Alfred Nobel, who invented dynamite. Read more on: http://nobelprize.org/alfred_nobel/
When did Alfred H. Noble die?
Alfred H. Noble died on 1983-09-27.
Who is the inventor of dynamite?
alfred nobel
Who started the noble prize trend?
alfred noble
Is Alfred noble Indian?
No
What prize named after him Alfred Noble 1883?
Alfred Nobel
Did Alfred noble die of a disease?
Alfred did not die of a disease (honest)
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