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Aromatic C-nitro compounds

The energetic nature of the N-NO2 group means that At-nitro-based explosives are some of the most powerful explosives available and these have largely superseded aromatic C-nitro compounds for military applications. Many nitramines exhibit high brisance and high chemical stability in combination with a favourable low sensitivity to impact and friction compared to nitrate ester explosives of similar power. [Pg.192]

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