Pragnesh N. Dave , Ruksana Sirach , Shalini Chaturvedi , Riddhi Thakkar , M.P. Deshpande
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Abstract
Cobalt-copper-zinc ferrite (CoCuZnF) nanoparticles were synthesized using the precipitation method. The characterization of CoCuZnF was carried out using powder XRD, Raman, IR, UV–vis, and FEG-SEM. The TG-DSC data of NTO, and nNTO containing the catalyst was used to study the thermal decomposition behavior. Three non-isothermal methods were used to evaluate the kinetic parameters. The kinetics data suggests that incorporation of CoCuZnF additive can effectively decrease the high activation energy of NTO by ∼83–88 kJ mol−1 and nNTO (∼205–216 kJ mol−1). The decomposition of both NTO and nNTO was faster in the presence of CoCuZnF, suggesting its plausible use in the high explosive munitions containing NTO.