Spectroscopic analysis demonstrates reaction kinetics during tetra-functional GAP synthesis in DMSO solvent, highlighting pathways to optimize energetic binder production.
Glycidyl azide polymer (GAP) with tetra hydroxyl functional groups or t-GAP is a potential energetic polymeric binder for application in both high energy propellants and high explosives.t-GAP is synthesized via azidation of the precursor tetrafunctional poly-epichlorohydrine (t-PECH) with sodium azide in DMSO solvent medium.In this article, process optimization and progress of chemical reaction for preparation of t-GAP is studied using FTIR spectroscopy and an attempt is made to predict the reaction kinetics with concentration profiling.The characteristic vibrational features corresponding to C-N3 of t-GAP and C-Cl of t-PECH have been used to monitor the progress of reaction.
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