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Gunpowder. Nearly lost his life.

Nobel had a soft spot for the study of the chemistry of Punqingwan, which was of course related to his interest in the development of explosives. His research in chemistry involves polymer chemistry, electrochemistry and other fields. Especially for electrochemistry, Nobel put more energy into putting it into operation, and persisted until his old age.

In 1895 he financed the establishment of a salt electrolysis plant for the production of caustic soda and chloride.

Fabre didn't win the Nobel Prize, and if he had lived longer, he might have a chance to focus on genetics and the like.

The most famous is the mystery of Morgan's genetic mutation of chromosomes from the white eye of Drosophila, which won the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine.

In 1946, Morgan's student, Miller, known as the "master of mutation in fruit flies", proved that X-rays could increase the mutation rate of fruit flies by a factor of 150, and thus became a Nobel laureate.

In 1995, Edward B. Lewis won an award for his research on genetic mutations, and Tan Jiazhen (also a student of Morgan) in China also studied fruit flies and heterochromic ladybugs, and I have the impression that there are also moths and caterpillars.

It is the preparation method of silage, which can prevent the rotting of high-quality roughage without affecting its use and nutritional value, solve the problem of shortage of high-quality livestock roughage in winter, and has been successfully promoted to all parts of the world, bringing immeasurable economic benefits. Vertanen himself was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1945.

The Nobel Prize is awarded to people who have made great contributions to mankind and whose research is very meaningful to mankind.

There are many Nobel Prize-winning research departments that are well known but profoundly influencing every aspect of our lives.

In fact, most of the Nobel Prize research is not well known, but it has always affected our lives.

There are a lot of them, and there are many aspects of our lives that have the shadow of these studies now.

These studies are something that many people don't know about, but they have a big impact on our lives.

There is a lot of research on this question that is closely related to our lives.

I think there are a lot of them, and they are generally all in our lives.

Nobel has made great contributions to the lives of mankind.

Alfred Bernard Nobel (, Swedish chemist, engineer, inventor, manufacturer of military equipment, and inventor of explosives.

Nobel did own the company Bofors during his lifetime. The company has a 350-year history and was previously a steel producer. After Nobel owned Bofors, the company's main product direction was changed to the production of military products.

During the Second World War, many of the company's products were authorized to be produced in many countries and were widely praised by the military. During his lifetime, Nobel had 355 patented inventions and opened about 100 companies and factories in 20 countries on five continents, including Europe and the United States, accumulating a huge fortune.

The year before his death, he made a will to divide the majority of his estate (about 9.2 million US dollars) into five annual interest payments, and establish five prizes (i.e., the Nobel Prize) in physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature and peace, to be awarded to people from all over the world who have made significant contributions to mankind in these fields. Among them, explosives are the most famous. The man-made element nobelium is named after the Nobelium. [1]