Alfred Nobel and the History of Explosives Quiz

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Alfred Nobel and the History of Explosives: a General level Chemistry quiz. Test your knowledge with 14 questions!
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Question 1
Who invented dynamite?
A Isaac Newton
B Alfred Nobel
C Thomas Edison
D Nikola Tesla
Question 2
What famous prize did Alfred Nobel establish?
A The Chemistry Cup
B The Peace Medal
C The Science Award
D The Nobel Prize
Question 3
Before dynamite, what was the primary, highly unstable explosive used?
A Coal
B Nitroglycerin
C Gunpowder
D Sand
Question 4
Alfred Nobel was a chemist from...
A Italy
B Sweden
C England
D Norway
Question 5
What was the main purpose of dynamite's invention?
A Warfare
B Fireworks
C Cooking
D Construction and mining

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