Abstract:Hydroxide‐aluminum based nano‐energetic materials are new class of thermites which demonstrated high theoretical energy capacity of up to 50 kJ cm−3. Most of the hydroxide‐aluminum based systems exhibit a large gas generation (greater than two liters per gram) and high adiabatic combustion temperature (up to 3000 K), which ensures performance that attributes significantly for applications such as solid fuel propulsion, explosives, airbag deployment, etc. Thermodynamic calculations performed for a collection of… Show more
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