Synthesis,Thermal Decomposition and Sensitivity Properties of a Seriesof Salts of Di-guanidine-s-tetrazine of Nitro-phenol

LIANG Yan-hui;ZHANG Jian-guo;XIE Shao-hua;ZHANG Tong-lai;SHU Yuan-jie;夀ANG Li;ZHOU Zun-ning

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Chinese Journal of Explosives & Propellants ›› 2011, Vol. 34 ›› Issue (3) : 28-31.

Synthesis,Thermal Decomposition and Sensitivity Properties of a Seriesof Salts of Di-guanidine-s-tetrazine of Nitro-phenol

  • LIANG Yan-hui1, ZHANG Jian-guo1, XIE Shao-hua1, ZHANG Tong-lai1, SHU Yuan-jie2, 夀ANG Li1, ZHOU Zun-ning1
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Tri-nitro-phenol(PA), tri-nitro-resorcinol(TNR) andtri-nitro- phloroglucinol(TNPG) salts of 3, 6-diguanidino-s-tetrazine(DGTz)were synthesized by reacting DGTz with PA, TNR and TNPG respectively.Thermaldecomposition characters of the title compounds were investigated by DSC and TG-DTG.At 10℃·min-1 linear heating rate, thethermal decomposition processes of those salts showed that there was only oneexothermic peak for each salt between 50-450℃, and thetitle compounds were completely decomposed without any residue at 600℃. The kinetic parameters of the exothermic process of the titlecompounds were calculated by Kissinger′s method andOzawa-Doyle′s method, and the Arrhenius equations wereobtained. Conventional sensitivity properties were determined, showing that thethree salts were insensitive to friction, impact and flame.

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organic chemistry / nitrophenolsalt of di-guanidine-s-tetrazine / organic synthesis / thermal descomposition / non-isothemalkinetic / sensitivity property

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LIANG Yan-hui1, ZHANG Jian-guo, XIE Shao-hua, ZHANG Tong-lai, SHU Yuan-jie, 夀ANG Li, ZHOU Zun-ning. Synthesis,Thermal Decomposition and Sensitivity Properties of a Seriesof Salts of Di-guanidine-s-tetrazine of Nitro-phenol. Chinese Journal of Explosives & Propellants. 2011, 34(3): 28-31

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