Who is father of the nitrogen bomb?

The term "nitrogen bomb" is often associated with the concept of nuclear weapons rather than a specific inventor. However, if referring to the development of nitrogen-based explosives, key figures include chemists like Alfred Nobel, who invented dynamite, and others who contributed to the advancement of nitrogen compounds in explosives. In the context of nuclear weapons, J. Robert Oppenheimer is frequently recognized as the "father of the atomic bomb" for his role in the Manhattan Project.