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Dynamite

Dynamite is an explosive made of nitroglycerin, sorbents (such as powdered shells or clay), and stabilizers. It was invented by the Swedish chemist and engineer Alfred Nobel in Geesthacht, Northern Germany, and was patented in 1867. It rapidly gained wide-scale use as a more robust alternative to the traditional black powder explosives. It allows the use…

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Industry
Various
Application
Explosion
Classification
Explosive
Invented
1866 (160 years ago) (1866)

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Dynamite

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Edges68
Triples109
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Further reading · 27
Dynamite → African Explosives, Alfred Nobel, Ann, Cape Town, Cartwright, Chemical Industries Limited, Company, Democratic Society, ISBN, Larabee, London, Ltd, New York, OCLC, Oxford University Press, Popular Weapons Manuals, Pty, Purnell, Schück, Sohlman
related to history · 22
Dynamite → After, Alfred, Alfred Nobel, Alfred Nobel's, Ascanio Sobrero, At, France, He, His, Immanuel, Immanuel Nobel, John Ericsson, Nobel, Pelouze, Russian, Saint Petersburg, Stockholm, Sweden, Sweden's, Swedish
related to External links · 15
Dynamite → Alfred Nobel, Alfred Nobel’s, Arson, Dynamite US, Explosives Section, Handling, Improved, May, Nottingham, State Police, The Periodic Table, TNT, University, USpatent, Videos
related to "Extra" dynamite · 11
Dynamite → Ammonium, ANFO, Extra, For, In, It, Its, Penniman, Russell, TNT, United States
related to Trinitrotoluene (TNT) · 9
Dynamite → Aside, Bugs Bunny, More, The German, This, TNT, TNT's, Trinitrotoluene, United States
related to "Military dynamite" · 5
Dynamite → It, M1, Military, RDX, TNT
related to Form · 5
Dynamite → For, Half-Stick, MJ, Other, Quarter-Stick
related to Storage considerations · 5
Dynamite → Crystals, For, Modern, Over, The
see also · 2
Dynamite → Blast, PrizeRelative
Application · 1
Dynamite → Explosion

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nitroglycerin nobel explosive tnt explosives powder factory alfred weight blasting black use first using strength ammonium manufacture storage military invented

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DynamiteApplicationExplosion1.00infobox
DynamiteClassificationExplosive1.00infobox
DynamiteIndustryVarious1.00infobox
DynamiteInvented1866 (160 years ago) (1866)1.00infobox
Dynamiteis aexplosive made of nitroglycerin0.90text
Bugs Bunnyinstance ofThis incorrect connection between TNT and dynamite was enhanced by cartoons0.80text
where animators labeled any kind of bombinstance ofThis incorrect connection between TNT and dynamite was enhanced by cartoons0.80text
Dynamiterelated to "Extra" dynamiteIn0.60section
Dynamiterelated to "Extra" dynamiteUnited States0.60section
Dynamiterelated to "Extra" dynamiteRussell0.60section
Dynamiterelated to "Extra" dynamitePenniman0.60section
Dynamiterelated to "Extra" dynamiteAmmonium0.60section

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