[DOC] [TLE] 9546041 - US Environmental Protection Agency [PAR] for many years in the dye industry, TNT was not used as an explosive until 1904. 
Thereafter, TNT became one of the most used high explosives. z. 1862-1866. [DOC] [TLE] Fritz Haber - Wikipedia [PAR] Fritz Haber was a German chemist who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 
1918 for his invention of the Haber-Bosch process, the method used in industry to 
synthesize ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen gases. This invention is of 
importance for the large-scale synthesis of fertilizers and explosives. .... In the 
area of dye and textiles, he and Friedrich Bran were able to... [DOC] [TLE]  Aeragon - Military Explosives [PAR] Some of the explosives included here are not actually used as military ... There 
are three principle types of explosives: mechanical, chemical and nuclear. .... It 
was called gunpowder until nitrocellulose powder became the most widely used 
type. ... Furthermore, it just wouldn't have been the Industrial Revolution if they 
had... [DOC] [TLE] A History of the International Dyestuff Industry [PAR] Then, with the advent of the industrial revolution, chemistry began to play a 
prominent ..... dichromate reaction and the Manchester-made mauve was used in 
..... This became critical to the continued growth of the dye and, later, organic 
chemical .... two or three retorts distilling into each one, until an explosion during 
cleaning... [DOC] [TLE] Noyes Laboratory at the University of Illinois - American Chemical ... [PAR] Eleven years later the Department of Chemistry became the first on campus to 
move ... It includes ten Nobel Prize winners; twenty-three presidents of the 
American ... Laboratory through its history does not detail the important research 
that has .... a researcher focused on aromatic compounds, important in the dye 
industry. [DOC] [TLE] Fritz Haber | German chemist | Britannica.com [PAR] May 20, 2016 ... He directed the Institute until early 1933, when he resigned in protest over ... He 
died of a massive heart attack a few months later in Basel, Switzerland, ... 
emphasis, his work became heavily oriented toward industrial applications. ... In 
1918 Haber was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for his role in... [DOC] [TLE] Explosives [PAR] Dec 21, 2002 ... An introduction to propellants, explosives, pyrotechnics and fireworks .... 
Chemical reactions are driven not by simple energy, but also by entropy, and .... 
become widely used, and were the basis for later war rockets. ... The solution is 
filtered, and the precipitate thoroughly washed until all the acid is gone. [DOC] [TLE] vladimir nikolaevich ipatieff - National Academy of Sciences [PAR] oratories, which might be used to prepare explosives. He received .... Willstaetter 
of Germany, who later became noted for organic research .... the chemical 
industry as chairman of the special commission of .... were left behind; Ipatieff had 
not told even his wife (until they had left the ..... 1904 Order of St. Vladimir, 4th 
Class. [DOC] [TLE] Famous Scientists [PAR] He studied with followers of Plato and Democritus before opening his school in 
Athens. The school, later called the Garden, accepted women and slaves. .... The 
steam energy was the key factor in what became known as the Industrial ..... 
Nobel Prize for chemistry for discoveries of these rare, or "noble" elements (1904)
. [DOC] [TLE] Paul Ehrlich: a hundred years of chemotherapy - 1891-1991 [PAR] ANCHOR Although Ehrlich had already achieved fame, and the Nobel Prize in 
1908, ... solving that used the industrial products and theories of organic 
chemistry. ... on what in 1904 he called 'chemotherapy' using dyes of the 
benzopurpurine, ... lasted until 1913, and was made possible because a method 
had become... [DOC] [TLE] Historical Group - Royal Society of Chemistry [PAR] Feb 15, 2014 ... The History of the Chemical Industry in the Runcorn-Widnes Area. ... years and 
then became director of an industry oriented research .... and was discharged 
from the Royal Navy, but later reinstated. ... there is no dye-wood we know so 
universally used, and so .... It was not until 1836 that the

Question: This dye industry chemical was not used as an explosive until 1904; it later became prized by the military
Answer: TNT