Polycyano‐Anion‐Based Energetic Salts
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Polycyano‐Anion‐Based Energetic Salts
AbstractEnergetic salts based on polycyano anions and cations with a high nitrogen content tend to have extensive hydrogen bonding and exhibit heats of formation up to ΔHf=1579.1 kJ mol−1. Based on theoretical calculations, some of the new salts may be considered to be low‐energy monopropellants. One of the salts can be used as a precursor to a carbon nitride.
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