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nitro compound

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nitro compound

Any of a class of chemical compounds in which the nitro group (−NO2) forms part of the molecular structure. The most common examples are organic compounds, isomers of nitrite esters in which a carbon atom is linked by a covalent bond to the nitro group's nitrogen atom. Many nitro compounds are commercially used as explosives, solvents, or raw materials and chemical intermediates. They are generally made by a reaction between nitric acid and an organic compound.



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water) or cationogen, and at least one multiolefin crosslinking agent, wherein the process is conducted in the absence of transition metal compounds and organic nitro compounds.
They write for chemists working in the field of energetic materials, and for students and others with an interest in the chemistry of nitramines, nitro compounds, nitrate esters, and nitration in general but who have no background in the chemistry of explosives.
The purpose of this investigation is to determine if the pentacoordinate nitro compound is stable on the surface of the amberlite and if it retains its catalytic activity for promoting oxidation of organics by [O.
 
 
 
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