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Sun, Qi, Chen, Weixing, Ding, Ning, Zhao, Chaofeng, Jiang, Zhiyi, Li, Shenghua, Pang, Siping (2022) Unraveling the direct effect of hydrogen bonding on density and thermostability of energetic materials through isomerism. Chemical Engineering Journal, 444. 136539 doi:10.1016/j.cej.2022.136539

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TitleUnraveling the direct effect of hydrogen bonding on density and thermostability of energetic materials through isomerism
JournalChemical Engineering Journal
AuthorsSun, QiAuthor
Chen, WeixingAuthor
Ding, NingAuthor
Zhao, ChaofengAuthor
Jiang, ZhiyiAuthor
Li, ShenghuaAuthor
Pang, SipingAuthor
Year2022 (September)Volume444
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceSun, Qi, Chen, Weixing, Ding, Ning, Zhao, Chaofeng, Jiang, Zhiyi, Li, Shenghua, Pang, Siping (2022) Unraveling the direct effect of hydrogen bonding on density and thermostability of energetic materials through isomerism. Chemical Engineering Journal, 444. 136539 doi:10.1016/j.cej.2022.136539
Plain TextSun, Qi, Chen, Weixing, Ding, Ning, Zhao, Chaofeng, Jiang, Zhiyi, Li, Shenghua, Pang, Siping (2022) Unraveling the direct effect of hydrogen bonding on density and thermostability of energetic materials through isomerism. Chemical Engineering Journal, 444. 136539 doi:10.1016/j.cej.2022.136539
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