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When did Alfred Nobel invent dynamite?
Alfred Nobel invented dynamite in 1866
When was dynamite first used?
dynamite was first used in 1866 right after it was invented
What importance did the dynamite have during 1833?
Dynamite was not invented until 1866. Though the inventor of dynamite, Alfred Nobel, was born in 1833, which is where you may have gotten the date. :)
Who invented dynamite in 1867?
Dynamite was invented in 1866 (patented in 1867) by Swedish chemist Alfred Nobel, who also instituted the Nobel Prizes.
When was the patent awarded for dynamite?
Alfred Nobel patented dynamite in 1868, and an additional patent was issued to Morse in 1880, for a slightly different formula.
Who invet the Dynamite?
Alfred Nobel invented Dynamite in 1866. He mixed Nitroglycerine (an explosive) with a chemical that turned it into paste and he shaped it into rods with blasting caps and a fuse. Hope that helps.
Could dynamite have been used in the civil war?
No, dynamite could not have been used in the US Civil War. Dynamite was not invented until 1866, or patented until 1867. The Civil War was over by May of 1865.
When was dymite inventided?
Dynamite was invented by Swedish technologist Alfred Nobel during a methodical search in 1866-1867.
How did Alfred Nobel change the world?
Alfred Nobel was a Swedish engineer and inventor who built buildings and bridges in Stockholm. He invented dynamite in 1866.
Who discovered how to stabilize dynamite for commercial use?
Jackie chan was the first to discover how to stabilize dynamite for comercial use. He is also the worlds best kun fu fighter. also has a variety of other fighting styles and gives great advise. ASK HIM
Does dynamite fishing use dynamite?
yes you do use dynamite
Who invented the explosive dynamite?
The explosive dynamite was invented in 1866 (patented in 1867) by Swedish chemist Alfred Nobel. The word is of Greek origin and yes, Alfred Nobel is the same man who invented the Nobel Peace Prize. He started the award in response to realizing that he would most likely only be remembered for the destruction of, and not bettering of humanity.
