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A theoretical molecule composed of eight (8) nitrogen atoms only, in a cubic configuration, with each nitrogen (N) atom being a vertex on the cube, and bonding to three other nitrogens at the nearest three other vertexes. This is theorized to be the high explosive with the highest velocity, the most explosive non-nuclear explosive. It is an allotrope of nitrogen, and an analogue of the organic molecule cubane; and an isomer of octanitrogen (N₈).
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octaazacubane
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octaazacubane
Noun
countable
uncountable
A
theoretical
molecule
composed
of
eight
(8)
nitrogen
atoms
only,
in
a
cubic
configuration,
with
each
nitrogen
(N)
atom
being
a
vertex
on
the
cube,
and
bonding
to
three
other
nitrogens
at
the
nearest
three
other
vertexes.
This
is
theorized
to
be
the
high
explosive
with
the
highest
velocity,
the
most
explosive
non-nuclear
explosive.
It
is
an
allotrope
of
nitrogen,
and
an
analogue
of
the
organic
molecule
cubane;
and
an
isomer
of
octanitrogen
(N₈).
Japanese Meaning
八個の窒素原子のみから構成され、各原素子が立方体の頂点に位置し、隣接する3頂点の窒素原子と結合するという理論上の分子。高爆速かつ最も爆発性の高い非核爆薬として考えられており、窒素の同素体、キュベインに類似した分子構造、及びオクタニトロゲン（N₈）の異性体とされる。
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A
theoretical
molecule
composed
of
eight
(8)
nitrogen
atoms
only,
in
a
cubic
configuration,
with
each
nitrogen
(N)
atom
being
a
vertex
on
the
cube,
and
bonding
to
three
other
nitrogens
at
the
nearest
three
other
vertexes.
This
is
theorized
to
be
the
high
explosive
with
the
highest
velocity,
the
most
explosive
non-nuclear
explosive.
It
is
an
allotrope
of
nitrogen,
and
an
analogue
of
the
organic
molecule
cubane;
and
an
isomer
of
octanitrogen
(N₈).
（ plural ）
