In the design of advanced energetic materials, high-dense explosophores play a pivotal role because of their remarkable enhancement of both density and molecular stability. However, given the requirement of high energetic performance, introduction of an excess of various functionalities often weakens the chemical bonds in molecules leading to an unexpected decrease in thermal and impact stabilities. Using diversified functionalization strategies, a comparative study involving various nitropyrazole anions shows that these are crucially important in determining performance and stability.
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