Influence of Pressure on Thermal Decomposition Characteristics of DAATO

JURong-hui;FAN Xue-zhong;ZHAO Feng-qi;YU Hong-jian;BI Fu-qiang;LI Ji-zhen;WANGBo-zhou;LUO Yi-fen

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Chinese Journal of Explosives & Propellants ›› 2013, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (5) : 54-57.

Influence of Pressure on Thermal Decomposition Characteristics of DAATO

  • JURong-hui, FAN Xue-zhong, ZHAO Feng-qi, YU Hong-jian, BI Fu-qiang, LI Ji-zhen, WANGBo-zhou, LUO Yi-fen
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The influences of pressure on thermal decompositioncharacteristics of N-oxidiation-3,3′-azobis (6-diamino-1,2,4,5-tetrazine)(DAATO3.5) were investigated by high pressure differential scanningcalorimetry (PDSC) and thermogravimetryderivativethermogravimetry (TG-DTG). The results show that the thermal decompositioncharacteristics of DAATO3.5 is sensitive to pressure. DAATO3.5has an intense exothermic decomposition process in the temperaturerange of 240-257℃with a sharp exothermic peak at 250℃and the exothermic quantity of DAATO3.5 is 3088J·g-1 under 0.1MPa. The thermal decomposition peaktemperature of DAATO3.5 is obviously reduced to 240.5℃at 3MPa and continues slightly to reduce with the increase of thepressure. The exothermic quantity of DAATO3.5 is increased tomaximum at 5MPa then decreased with the increase of the pressure. It was foundfrom the comparision of ΔT at different pressures thatpressure had no significant effect on the decomposition temperature range ofDAATO3.5.

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physical chemistry / N-oxidiation-3,3- (6-diamino-1,2,4,5-tetrazine) / DAATO3.5 / PDSC / TG-DTG

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JURong-hui, FAN Xue-zhong, ZHAO Feng-qi, YU Hong-jian, BI Fu-qiang, LI Ji-zhen, WANGBo-zhou, LUO Yi-fen. Influence of Pressure on Thermal Decomposition Characteristics of DAATO. Chinese Journal of Explosives & Propellants. 2013, 36(5): 54-57

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