The packed density, detonation velocities, and detonation pressures of a series of cyclopropane derivatives were investigated to look for high energy density compounds. For exploring the possibility of synthesis, the ...The packed density, detonation velocities, and detonation pressures of a series of cyclopropane derivatives were investigated to look for high energy density compounds. For exploring the possibility of synthesis, the bond order, heats of formation(HOF), bond dissociation energy(BDE), and characteristic height were calculated. Based on our results, A3 has the best detonation characters. Both A1 and A2 showed comparative detonation parameters and compact sensitivity with RDX, and could be regarded as the candidates of high energy density molecules.Both the heats of formation and explosive heats rose with the increase of nitrimino groups and the strain energy of three-membered ring. For A1 compound, pyrolysis mechanism might be a mix one(breakages of C–C and N–NO2 bonds). However, for A2 and A3 compounds, the N–NO2 is the trigger bond in explosive reactions. Our results may provide the basic information for further study of this kind of compounds.展开更多
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文摘The packed density, detonation velocities, and detonation pressures of a series of cyclopropane derivatives were investigated to look for high energy density compounds. For exploring the possibility of synthesis, the bond order, heats of formation(HOF), bond dissociation energy(BDE), and characteristic height were calculated. Based on our results, A3 has the best detonation characters. Both A1 and A2 showed comparative detonation parameters and compact sensitivity with RDX, and could be regarded as the candidates of high energy density molecules.Both the heats of formation and explosive heats rose with the increase of nitrimino groups and the strain energy of three-membered ring. For A1 compound, pyrolysis mechanism might be a mix one(breakages of C–C and N–NO2 bonds). However, for A2 and A3 compounds, the N–NO2 is the trigger bond in explosive reactions. Our results may provide the basic information for further study of this kind of compounds.
