Invention of Dynamite

Everyone knows about dynamite and the Nobel Prize. The respected Alfred Nobel, who is behind the Nobel Prize, is also a well-known person. More or less everyone knows about the research on the discovery of explosives. Today I will tell you the story of the invention of dynamite. How Alfred Nobel found dynamite! Dynamite! Hmm, which changed the course of the war.

Alfred Nobel is a famous chemist and engineer from Sweden. Noble is trying to stabilize nitroglycerin with colleagues. Nitroglycerin is an explosive liquid. Nitroglycerin explodes sparingly. There was a small explosion. In 1864, an explosion occurred in Stockholm, Sweden. A few people died. Among them was Alfred Nobel's younger brother. Nobel was mentally disturbed but not broken. He continued to research with determination.

Based on the religion of this instability of nitroglycerin, he began to store explosives. One day while removing the nitroglycerin pot, Nobel noticed a broken can. Liquid nitroglycerin is supposed to roll. But it is frozen inside the pot. A sedimentary rock mixer named Kaijelghur (kieselguhr) absorbed the liquid. It is dangerous to move nitroglycerin in liquid state. From this incident, Nobel discovered that mixing kieselguhr as a stabilizer with explosives stabilized it. Nobel developed a formula so that mixing liquid explosives with kyzelghur does not impair its performance.

In 1867 he registered the patent name of his invented product as dynamite. Nobel earned a huge amount of money from this discovery. The main purpose behind Nobel's invention of dynamite was to cut mountains and build roads. But dynamite continued to be used in large quantities during the war. The horrors of war pained Noble. He made a will before his death. The Nobel Prize was introduced by the hand of that will. Which is the most respected award in the world today.