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Encyclopedia of Scientists and Inventors..the inventors in order according to their nickname..the letter 1_n

⏹ Nobel, Alfred Bernhard
Alfred Bernhard Nobel,

Swedish engineer, chemist, inventor and manufacturer
( 1896-1833 )
Nobel was born in Stockholm and studied in St. Petersburg as well as in the United States of America, where he majored in mechanical engineering (1850-1854).
Nobel invented dynamite in 1866 and plasticite
(Explosive powder does not emit smoke) in 1888.
And janbersha (chemically resistant plastics) and other inventions, the number of which reached a hundred.
Nobel amassed a huge fortune in the manufacture of gunpowder and explosive materials in different parts of the world, and he had shares in the oil fields in Baku, Russia.
Nobel left a fortune estimated at more than nine million dollars to establish the award that bears his name: the Nobel Prize (1), which was awarded for the first time in 1901.

⏹ Noble Alfred

American civil engineer (1844 - 1914)
Noble supervised many engineering works, such as improving the river road for navigation between Lakes Superior and Huron. He also supervised the construction of a number of bridges, including the Washington Bridge, the New York Bridge, and the Memphis Bridge on the Mississippi River. Noble participated in international engineering committees and supervised huge works of railway extension
and digging tunnels.

⏹ Nobili Leopoldo

Italian physicist.
Nobili's teaching work in Florence is known for his invention of the thermopile
used in the measurement of thermal radiation (which is made up of thermocouples) and invented the galvanometer.
. (1) The Nobel Foundation grants prizes to those with valuable studies in physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, and works to consolidate peace. The structure of the institution was amended in 1966, and recently political suspicions began to appear on this institution. astatic, i.e. not static or unstable and not affected by the geomagnetic field.

⏹ Dhuliyeh, Jean Antoine Nollet

French monk and physicist (1700-1770)
The ecclesiastical atmosphere allowed him to study physics and conduct experiments in it. Noeleh noted the characteristic of endosmosis.
He made an improvement on Leiden's pot and invented the electrosequoia (compare with William Lee).

⏹ Nelson, James Beaument
James Beaumont Neilson,

Scottish engineer ( 1792-1865 )
Nelson worked in the iron (and steel) industry, and he made improvements to building blast furnaces.
In 1829, he invented the method of smelting with preheated air, whose implementation was redesigned by Cowper, and it became used in modern smelting furnaces with high towers.

⏹ Newcomen, Thomas Newcomen, Thomas

English engineer (1663 - 1723)
He was an ironmonger in his hometown of Dartmott. He produced a pumping machine in the same period in which others produced similar machines. The Newcomen pump was considered the first successful steam machine, as its use soon spread.

⏹ Nippes, Joseph Nicephorus
Niepce, Joseph Nicéphore

French inventor, chemist and physicist
( 1833 - 1765 )
In addition to Niepce's interests in physics and chemistry, he focused his attention on photography, so he invented solar photography and enabled him to produce images using glass plates coated with bitumen (a kind of bitumen) in the year 1824.
He worked with Dagmer, starting in 1829, in conducting experiments that led to the invention of photography.
- Niepce (sitting) and Dugger, inventor of photography.
- Image (camera) Niepce.