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Zinc (II) Imidoyl Azide Coordination Polymer, an Unexpected Compound with Insensitive Explosive Properties
A wide interest has recently been shown for the use of the tetrazole ring structures in the preparation of insensitive high‐energy materials. Tetrazoles provide a perfect balance between insensitivity and explosive performances and several synthetic routes are available to generate such compounds in
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