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What Came First: The Lighter or the Matchstick?
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Lighters Were Invented Before Matches The first lighter was created in 1823 by German chemist Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner, who developed a device that used hydrogen gas and a platinum catalyst to ignite
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TIL Lighters (1823) were invented before matches (1826). The first lighter used hydrogen and platinum. The first friction match was made by an English chemist. : r/todayilearned
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WTF fun fact #13b82 Lighters were actually invented before matches. The first lighter, known as eners
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What came first, cigarette lighter or matchbox?
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Lighters Were Invented Before Matches The first lighter was created in 1823 by German chemist Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner, who developed a device that used hydrogen gas and a platinum catalyst to ignite
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