Its first commercial use after its discovery by Wilbrand in 1863 was as a yellow dye.
Its first commercial use after its discovery by Wilbrand in 1863 was as a yellow dye. When in contact with human skin, this chemical compound causes the skin to become a bright yellow-orange color . It can be used effectively in wet environments and remains insensitive to shock and friction, clearly an advance over older explosives such as gunpowder and dynamite, which are prone to accidental detonation. For 10 points, name this explosive chemical compound which is synthesized from a toluene ("tah-loo-een") backbone that shares its initials with a popular TV channel.
Its first commercial use after its discovery by Wilbrand in 1863 was as a yellow dye.
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