Tetrazene
Tetrazene is a chemical compound with the molecular formula H4N4 and molecular weight 60.06 g/mol. It is a colorless material, with density 1.74 g/cm³, and is known for its almost linear N4 chain structure where hydrogen atoms are bound to terminal nitrogen atoms. Unstable, it decomposes rapidly and is studied in research settings; produced for theoretical chemical analysis.
Tetrazene
Used in chemical research for studying nitrogen chains and decomposition; in theoretical models for explosives chemistry; in academic studies for azo compounds; in computational chemistry for stability analysis; limited commercial use due to instability.
Highly unstable and explosive material; sensitive to heat, shock, or friction causing decomposition. Toxic fumes may be released; irritant to eyes and skin. Avoid handling; use extreme caution, PPE; restricted for transport and storage.
Handled in small quantities in sealed glass vials for lab use; store in cool, dry, shock-proof areas per safety protocols.
