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maximum theoretical yield
hey what is the absolute maximum energy density that can be achieved with carbon based energetic materials. would other chemistry's be superior
such as hydrogen- chlorine, etc
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Dicyanoacetylene + liquid ozone would probably be close to maximum energy density with only C, N, and O.
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Do you mean maximum energy per weight, per volume, or possibly per Mol weight of single component HE?
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Now you're just trying to confuse the fella.
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Yeah. I used to have this kind of reaction a lot to poorly worded test questions in school-
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Your question really is a bad one. First are you referring to energetic materials that explode? Or propellants? Heat of combustion? It definitely
won't be a gas.
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ones that explode in j/cm^3
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Maybe I am not understanding the question correctly .... But won't ONC be what you are wanting ?
Density of 1.98 g/CC and RE of 2.38 and VOD of over 10K/s
And if that is what you wanted to know ... This thread was kinda a waste.
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Agreed- maybe define this a little more tightly?
Do you want to limit this to explosives that are or ever could be transported, and might actually be used by sane people with a job to do?
Or are lab curiosities and blue sky theoreticals fair game?
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i didn't make myself clear enough the actual theoretical yield per cc.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isotopes_of_carbon
Carbon-8 should be pretty energetic!
Or did you mean chemical carbon-based explosives?
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So where did you look for the answer before you asked the question?
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Actual theoretical is very oxymoronic !!
This thread is lame and needs to be removed.
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