Hadiah Nobel - Akademi Sains Malaysia
Hadiah Nobel - Akademi Sains Malaysia
Hadiah Nobel - Akademi Sains Malaysia
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LFFIED Bernharo <strong>Nobel</strong> was<br />
:i:, born in Stockholrn, Sweden on<br />
.{d 21 Octobef 1833 When he.<br />
'' -.r \ras e'ght. the lamily moved lo<br />
Russia where hls lather opened a<br />
rnechanical engineering worl(shop.<br />
His interest ln science, espec ally<br />
chernrstry. ppeareo at an early age: in<br />
due cours he also acquired extenslve<br />
lilerary and phi sophical knowledge,<br />
not least thank to the ease with which<br />
own, never taking any college or<br />
universlty examination.<br />
He reiurned to Sweden in 1863 and<br />
beqan work as a c'lemist at his father's<br />
workshop at Heleneborg in Stockholm<br />
Applying the ltalian Sobrero s<br />
methods. he succeeded in Judher<br />
developrng the explo ve nrl'og'ycerine.<br />
which he began man tactur ng In<br />
Sweden ln 1864<br />
Plants subsequentlY oPened In<br />
Germanv and Norway, and then in<br />
other European counlries and America<br />
In 1867. <strong>Nobel</strong> obtained a patent on<br />
a special type of nitroglycerine which<br />
he called dYnamile.<br />
The invention quicklY Proved lts<br />
uselulness in building and construction<br />
in manv countries.<br />
Production went hand'in-hand with<br />
research. energetically carried out at<br />
laboratories <strong>Nobel</strong> established in<br />
Stockholm and Hamburg and laler also<br />
in Paris, at Bolors, and in San Remo<br />
The original form of dynamlle<br />
was gradually replaced bY<br />
gelatrne dynamile. whlch was<br />
saler to handle. In that<br />
development, ioo, <strong>Nobel</strong> Played a<br />
malor pan<br />
Alfred <strong>Nobel</strong> wound uP with a<br />
total of 355 Patents, some more<br />
imaqrnative than useful. others<br />
bott extremelY Practicable and<br />
12<br />
The great scientist who<br />
studied on his own