“…[1][2][3][4] Compared with the pollution from heavy metals and the mechanical sensitivity of traditional primary explosives such as mercury fulminate or lead azide, 5,6 green energetic complexes are easier to synthesize with environmentfriendly properties and higher thermal stability; [7][8][9] examples include metallic carbohydrazide (CHZ) perchlorate, 10,11 metallic imidazole (IMI) perchlorate and metallic 1,5-diaminotetrazole (DAT) perchlorate. 3,12 As representative environment-friendly primary explosives, many metallic carbohydrazide perchlorate ([M(CHZ) 3 ](ClO 4 ) 2 , MCP) complexes have been synthesized in the last decade, including MnCP, 13 FeCP, 14 CoCP, 15 NiCP, 16 CuCP, 17 ZnCP, 18 CdCP 19 and CaCP, 20 generally with excellent fluidity and moderate sensitivity. 21 Moreover, no crystalline water is contained in each bulk structure, which ensures that the MCP releases as much energy as possible in the explosion.…”