Dataset for Metal-Organic Fireworks! MOFs as Structural Scaffolds for Pyrotechnic Materials
Dataset for Metal-Organic Fireworks! MOFs as Structural Scaffolds for Pyrotechnic Materials
A new approach to formulating pyrotechnic materials is presented whereby constituent ingredients are bound together in a solid-state lattice in the form of a Metal-Organic Framework. This reduces the batch inconsistencies arising from the traditional approach of combining powders by ensuring the key ingredients are ‘mixed’ in stoichiometric quantities and are in intimate contact. Further benefits for the application of these types of material are increased safety levels as well as simpler logistics, storage and manufacture. A systematic series of new frameworks comprising fuel and oxidiser agents (group 1 and 2 metal nodes and terephthalic acid derivatives as linkers) has been synthesised and structurally characterised. These new materials have been assessed for pyrotechnic effect by calorimetry and burn tests. Results indicate that these materials exhibit the desired properties of a pyrotechnic mate-rial and that the effect can be correlated to the di-mensionality of the structure.
University of Southampton
Coles, Simon J.
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Blair, Lisa H.
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Sinclair, Ian
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Colakel, Ayhan
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Vrcelj, Ranko
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Coles, Simon J.
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Blair, Lisa H.
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Sinclair, Ian
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Colakel, Ayhan
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Vrcelj, Ranko
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Coles, Simon J., Blair, Lisa H., Sinclair, Ian, Colakel, Ayhan and Vrcelj, Ranko
(2015)
Dataset for Metal-Organic Fireworks! MOFs as Structural Scaffolds for Pyrotechnic Materials.
University of Southampton
doi:10.5258/SOTON/376152
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Abstract
A new approach to formulating pyrotechnic materials is presented whereby constituent ingredients are bound together in a solid-state lattice in the form of a Metal-Organic Framework. This reduces the batch inconsistencies arising from the traditional approach of combining powders by ensuring the key ingredients are ‘mixed’ in stoichiometric quantities and are in intimate contact. Further benefits for the application of these types of material are increased safety levels as well as simpler logistics, storage and manufacture. A systematic series of new frameworks comprising fuel and oxidiser agents (group 1 and 2 metal nodes and terephthalic acid derivatives as linkers) has been synthesised and structurally characterised. These new materials have been assessed for pyrotechnic effect by calorimetry and burn tests. Results indicate that these materials exhibit the desired properties of a pyrotechnic mate-rial and that the effect can be correlated to the di-mensionality of the structure.
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Published date: 2015
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Characterisation and Analytics, Engineering Mats & Surface Engineerg Gp, Chemistry
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Local EPrints ID: 376152
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/376152
PURE UUID: 5eba75f3-1bf7-49b4-97e4-fc3f860a6b73
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Date deposited: 17 Apr 2015 09:23
Last modified: 05 Nov 2023 02:37
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Lisa H. Blair
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Ayhan Colakel
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Ranko Vrcelj
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