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La dinamite è un esplosivo brevettato dal chimico e ingegnere svedese Alfred Nobel nel 1867 a Geesthacht, in Germania. L'etimologia del termine deriva dal greco antico "δύναμις", dýnamis, "forza". Alfred Nobel donò gran parte dei soldi ricavati dalla scoperta per fondare il premio che porta il suo nome.
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