Method for determining compression potential energy of layered stacked energetic compound molecular crystals
A technology of molecular crystals and compounds, applied in the field of computational chemistry of energetic materials, can solve the problems of testing the mechanical sensitivity of molecular crystals, and unable to qualitatively judge pre-synthesized compounds.
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[0050] The layered stacking energetic compound in this example is a high-energy insensitive "wood" explosive, that is, 1,3,5-triamino-2,4,6-trinitrobenzene (TATB). In the design of the energetic compound , the crystallization process of planar molecules with both electron-donating groups and electron-withdrawing groups will tend to form planar stacking due to the traction of hydrogen bonds, and the parent structure of the polycyclic ring is easy to form a strong interlayer π-π interaction. The structural characteristics of TATB It is an important basis for the structure design of high-energy insensitive energetic compounds. There are two planar TATB molecules in the unit cell of the compound, and the TATB molecules have a planar layered stacking structure.
[0051] In this embodiment, the key parameters of the first-principles calculation are first tested, including that the plane wave cut-off energy calculated by TATB is 600eV, the van der Waals weak interaction correction me...
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[0063] This embodiment selects typical high-energy insensitive explosive 1,1-diamino-2,2-dinitroethylene (FOX-7), and contains 4 planar FOX-7 molecules in the unit cell, and the FOX-7 molecule is a wave layered accumulation.
[0064] In the FOX-7 molecular crystal, the stacking direction of the molecular layer is the direction of the B axis of the unit cell, and the compression direction is the positive direction of the B axis of the unit cell. Therefore, the initial fractional coordinates of the moved atoms in the FOX-7 molecular layer in the positive direction of the unit cell plus 2 %, the fractional coordinates in other directions remain unchanged, and the new fractional coordinates of the moved atoms are obtained; the optimized fractional coordinates of the moved atoms are replaced with the new fractional coordinates of the moved atoms, and the molecular crystal structure data after each step of compression are obtained, and finally The compression potential of the molecu...
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[0067] The present embodiment selects the novel safety priming agent 1,5-diaminotetrazolium nitric acid cuprous ([Cu(DAT) 3 ]NO 3 , CDN), the unit cell contains two planar CDN molecules, and the CDN molecules are stacked in planar layers.
[0068] In the CDN molecular crystal, the stacking direction of the molecular layer is the C-axis direction of the unit cell, and the compression direction is the positive direction of the C-axis of the unit cell. The initial fractional coordinates of the atoms in the moved CDN molecular layer in the positive direction of the unit cell are added by 2%, and the fractions in other directions The coordinates are unchanged, and the new fractional coordinates of the atoms being moved are obtained; then, the compression potential energy of the molecular crystal structure is plotted as a function of the compression percentage.
[0069] Depend on Figure 4 It can be seen that when the CDN unit cell is compressed by 20% of the unit cell length, the...
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