1997
DOI: 10.14429/dsj.47.3985
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Azidation of Polyvinyl Nitrate and Energy Related Studies

Abstract: Replacement of a large proportion of -Ol;"O2 groups by -N3 groups in polymer chain ('azidation' of I PVN) enhanc~ reactivity, impact sensitivity and energetics, but reduced thennal stability of the products. The thennogravynetric analysis of PVN showed the onset of rapid decomposition at about 171 °C.jThe kinetic analysis of thennogravimetric results indicated the validity of random nucleation first-order reaction model.1A differential scanning calorimetry thennogram of PV AZ showed a peak at 183.9 °c and heat… Show more

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“…The enthalpy of azide decomposition for the copolymer with the highest azide content in the series, 6g, is -1.2 kJ/g, as measured by DSC. Two other azide-containing materials, GAP 6 and poly(vinyl nitrate) partially substituted with azide (PVAZ), 48 have reported enthalpies of -1.8 and -2.7 kJ/g, respectively. The higher enthalpies for these two polymers are due to the higher azide content incorporated in the structures.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The enthalpy of azide decomposition for the copolymer with the highest azide content in the series, 6g, is -1.2 kJ/g, as measured by DSC. Two other azide-containing materials, GAP 6 and poly(vinyl nitrate) partially substituted with azide (PVAZ), 48 have reported enthalpies of -1.8 and -2.7 kJ/g, respectively. The higher enthalpies for these two polymers are due to the higher azide content incorporated in the structures.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%