On December 10, 1896, Alfred Bernhard Nobel, who was born on October 21st, departed this world and entered into his heavenly home.
Nobel, a Swedish entrepreneur, chemist, engineer, inventor, and philanthropist, is renowned for his outstanding achievements.
In his name, 355 various patents have been held. One of his most well-known patents is for creating and producing dynamite.
If you’re familiar with the periodic table, you’ll know that Alfred Nobel is the name of the artificial element nobelium.
The majority of Alfred Nobel’s renown developed following his work with nitroglycerin.
He conducted a number of nitroglycerin experiments. However, the doctors advised him to take the substance when he started having hearing problems.
“It seems an irony of fate that they should be prescribing nitroglycerin internally for me,” he wrote as a result.
In addition to being a scientist, Alfred Nobel loved reading. He formerly wrote some poetry and few unfinished books.
Nemesis is a play that Nobel composed just before he passed away.
It is based on the true story of a 16th-century noblewoman who murdered her cruel father. However, because they believed it may damage his reputation, his family members destroyed the copies.
