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Alfred Bernhard Nobel

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Alfred Bernhard Nobel , 1833-96, Swedish chemist and inventor. Educated in St. Petersburg, Russia, he traveled as a youth and returned to St. Petersburg in 1852 to assist his father in the development of torpedoes and mines. Manufacture of a mixture of nitroglycerine and gunpowder, developed cooperatively by the family, was begun in the small Nobel works in Heleneborg, near Stockholm, in 1863. After a number of serious explosions, which killed several people, Nobel continued experimentation with nitroglycerine in order to find a safer explosive. In 1866 he perfected a combination of nitroglycerine... Read more
Alfred Bernhard Nobel
...Bernhard Nobel The Swedish chemist Alfred Bernhard Nobel (1833-1896) invented dynamite...bulk of his personal fortune. Alfred Nobel was born Oct. 21, 1833, in Stockholm...armaments concern. From there in 1850 Alfred Nobel set out on a 2-year tour of western... Read more
Nobel, Alfred Bernhard
Nobel, Alfred Bernhard SWEDISH MANUFACTURER, INVENTOR, AND PHILANTHROPIST 1833 – 1896 Alfred Bernhard Nobel was born in Stockholm, Sweden, on...sons were given a private education. Alfred Nobel's interests ranged from literature... Read more

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