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13.
Who invented Gunpowder?
Discussion:
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Manoj said:
3 years ago
Gunpowder is invented in China in 9th century.
Saiii said:
5 years ago
China has invented Gunpowder.
Aruna said:
6 years ago
Roger bacon was the first person to invent gunpowder in Europe.
Logi said:
6 years ago
Because the gun powder invented in India was made by pig fat and his last name is bacon and bacon is made from pig.
Mishra ji said:
7 years ago
It was invented during the Tang Dynasty (9th century) , and the earliest record of a written formula appeared in the Song Dynasty (11th century).
"American research institutes have conducted experiments and concluded this in the war areas and nothing grows in those areas". So if use explosives with gunpowder, then nothing will grow on that land for more than 2500 years because Radiation.
"American research institutes have conducted experiments and concluded this in the war areas and nothing grows in those areas". So if use explosives with gunpowder, then nothing will grow on that land for more than 2500 years because Radiation.
Anonymous said:
7 years ago
Well Said @Prospirit.
Akanksha said:
8 years ago
The Four Great Inventions Of China are:.
Compass, Gunpowder, Paper-making and Printing.
Compass, Gunpowder, Paper-making and Printing.
Vidhyesh said:
9 years ago
Roger Bacon in England during Industrial revolution invented gun powder to empower Britain's army and navy.
Mohit Gahlaut said:
9 years ago
The invention of gunpowder is usually attributed to Chinese alchemy, and is popularly listed as one of the "Four Great Inventions" of China. It was invented during the Tang Dynasty (9th century) , and the earliest record of a written formula appeared in the Song Dynasty (11th century).
Kesavan said:
10 years ago
Ninth century chinese taoist alchemists discovered gunpowder while searching for the Elixir of life; this accidental discovery led to experiments as weapons such as bombs, cannon, incendiary fire arrows and rocket propelled fire arrows.
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