Mao-Xi Zhang
University of Chicago
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Angewandte Chemie | 2000
Mao-Xi Zhang; Philip E. Eaton; Richard Gilardi
Four of the eight nitro groups of octanitrocubane 1 are introduced by functional group modification, three more by the astonishingly rapid, low-temperature N(2)O(4) nitration of sequentially formed polynitrocubyl anions, and the eighth and last by nitrosation of the heptanitrocubyl anion followed by ozonation.
Advanced Materials | 2000
Philip E. Eaton; Richard L. Gilardi; Mao-Xi Zhang
More powerful and less shock-sensitive explosives are continually being sought for both military and commercial use. Here the qualities a potential candidate must possess to make a good explosive are detailed, and the synthesis of octanitrocubane—a very promising candidate—is described. The physical properties of the nitrocubanes synthesized are also summarized and a proposal for the future is made.
Propellants, Explosives, Pyrotechnics | 2002
Philip E. Eaton; Mao-Xi Zhang; Richard Gilardi; Nat Gelber; Sury Iyer; Rao Surapaneni
Octanitrocubane, the first new nitrocarbon in 18 years, is introduced as a potential explosive of great power. Its synthesis and characterization are described.
Angewandte Chemie | 2002
Mao-Xi Zhang; Philip E. Eaton
Angewandte Chemie | 2000
Mao-Xi Zhang; Philip E. Eaton; Richard Gilardi
Synlett | 2003
Philip E. Eaton; Mao-Xi Zhang; Naruyoshi Komiya; Cai-Guang Yang; Ian Steele; Richard Gilardi
Angewandte Chemie | 2002
Mao-Xi Zhang; Philip E. Eaton
Synlett | 2003
Philip E. Eaton; Mao-Xi Zhang; Naruyoshi Komiya; Cai-Guang Yang; Ian Steele; Richard Gilardi
Synthesis | 2002
Mao-Xi Zhang; Philip E. Eaton; Ian Steele; Richard Gilardi
Acta Crystallographica Section E-structure Reports Online | 2002
Richard Gilardi; Ray J. Butcher; Mao-Xi Zhang