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What did Alfred Nobel invented?
Alfred Nobel invented dynamite in 1867, which revolutionized the mining, construction, and demolition industries. He is also known for creating the Nobel Prizes, awarded annually in various fields for outstanding achievements.
Do winners of the different Nobel prizes win different amount of money?
yes they do receive different amounts of money; it depends on the contribution the invention makes to society
Do only men win Nobel Prizes?
No, 32 women have won Nobel Prizes.
Why were the nobel prizes named after afred nobel?
Alfred Nobel, a Swedish inventor and industrialist, established the Nobel Prizes in his will in 1895. He is best known for inventing dynamite but wanted to leave a lasting legacy beyond just his inventions. The prizes were created to honor achievements in physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, and peace.
What did Marie Curie do with her Nobel prize?
she donated her two Nobel peace prizes to the war effort for world war 1 Her prizes were 1903 - Physics and 1911- Chemistry (both prior to the war). She never won a Peace prize
Did Alfred nobel go to university?
no he couldnt have he was dead when it was made because it was in his will
How come the Nobel prize was invented?
Alfred B Nobel the inventor of dynamite was a bachelor , so when he died he put all his money in atrust , and the prizes are given from the intrest on the money invested.
How many nobel prizes UCLA won?
As of 2021, UCLA has won a total of 14 Nobel Prizes.
What did Alfred nobel do for your lifes?
giving prizes
Who won the Nobel Prizes in 1923?
The prize money was allocated to the Special Fund of this prize section. Source: nobelprize.org
What order are the Nobel Prizes given?
The Nobel Prizes are typically awarded in the following order: Physiology or Medicine, Physics, Chemistry, Literature, Peace, and Economic Sciences. The Nobel Prizes are handed out in early December each year.
What are the 5 nobel prizes called?
Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature, and Peace
