## Abstract Rapidβscan FTIR/temperature profiling studies of the fast thermal decomposition of alkanediammonium dinitrate salts [H~3~N(CH~2~)~n~NH~3~](NO~3~)~2~, n = 1β4 and 6, are described. All of the salts liberate HNO~3~ and NH~3~ early in the first stage. When n = 1β3, small molecule products
Thermal Decomposition of Energetic Materials. 42. Fast thermal decomposition of five N-Methyl substituted ethanediammonium dinitrate salts
β Scribed by T. P. Russell; T. B. Brill
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1990
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 358 KB
- Volume
- 15
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0721-3115
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β¦ Synopsis
Abstract
The fast thermolysis of Nβmethyl substituted ethanediamβmonium dinitrate salts is described by temperature profiling/FTIR spectroscopy. The salts described are CH~3~NH~2~CH~2~CH~2~NH~3~~2~ (MEDD), CH~3~NH~2~CH~2~CH~2~NH~2~CH~3~~2~ (SDMEDD), (CH~3~)~2~NHCH~2~CH~2~NH~3~~2~ (UDMEDD), (CH~3~)~2~NHCH~2~CH~2~NH~2~CH~3~~2~ (TRMEDD) und (CH~3~)~2~NHCH~2~CH~2~NH(CH~3~)~2~~2~ (TMEDD). MEDD, UDMEDD, SDMEDD and TRMEDD more closely resemble the behavior of alkylammonium mononitrate salts than primary alkanediammonium dinitrates in terms of the temperature at which HNO~3~ is released. However, TMEDD resembles the dinitrates. Both CβC and CβN bond fission occur based on the nature of the alkylamine products that are liberated.
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