Abstract
The more-than-one-century-old arylpentazoles can only be used in situ in generating the pentazole anion due to their unfavourable kinetic stability. We successfully increased the N2-leaving barrier to reach hitherto the highest value of 40.83 kcal mol-1 at the CBS-QB3 level via a newly proposed co-stabilization method, making the broader applications of arylpentazoles feasible.
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