Steinhauser, G., & Klapötke, T. M. (2008). “Green” pyrotechnics: a chemists’ challenge. Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 47(18), 3330–3347. https://doi.org/10.1002/anie.200704510
General Medicine; pollution; green chemistry; energetic materials; metastble compounds; nitrogen-rich compounds
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Abstract:
Fireworks are probably the application of chemistry which resonates best with the general public. However, fireworks and (civil and military) pyrotechnic applications cause environmental pollution and thus hase given rise to the development of new, environmentally friendly pyrotechnic compounds and formulations. Nitrogen-rich energetic materials, such as the derivatives of tetrazoles and tetrazines, are about to revolutionize traditional pyrotechnic compositions. This Review summarizes the sources of pollution in current formulations and recent efforts toward "green" pyrotechnics.
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Structure-Property Relationship: 7% Special and Engineering Materials: 6% Biological and Bioactive Materials: 6% Composite Materials: 6% Non-metallic Materials: 7% Metallic Materials: 6% Materials Characterization: 6% Surfaces and Interfaces: 6% Sustainable Production and Technologies: 9% Efficient Utilisation of Material Resources: 8% Environmental Monitoring and Climate Adaptation: 8% Climate Neutral, Renewable and Conventional Energy Supply Systems: 9% Sustainable and Low Emission Mobility: 8% Energy Active Buildings, Settlements and Spatial Infrastructures: 8%
