Dynamite

Explosive invented by Alfred Nobel.

Explosive Blasting powder

Dynamite is an explosive consisting of nitroglycerin absorbed into an inert substance like diatomaceous earth. Invented by Alfred Nobel in 1867, it provided a safer and more manageable alternative to pure nitroglycerin for blasting and construction purposes.

Dynamite is derived from the Greek word 'dynamis' meaning power.

Dynamite is a powerful explosive that uses nitroglycerin mixed with an absorbent material, making it safer to handle than pure nitroglycerin.

explosive blasting agent

nitroglycerin inert substance

construction mining

explosive material industrial material