This research synthesizes purine-based energetic materials, revealing promising performance and stability.
A series of purine-based fused tetracyclic energetic materials was synthesized. Incorporation of explosophoric groups afforded compounds with high densities (1.82-1.85 g cm⁻³), high positive heats of formation (433.6-709.0 kJ mol⁻¹), and good detonation performance (VOD: 8200-8677 m s⁻¹; DP: 27.5-32.2 GPa). Compounds 5, 6, and 9 exhibit moderate to good thermal stability (Td = 187-207 °C) and low mechanical sensitivity, indicating these materials are promising candidates for HEDMs.
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