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... specific impulse - see Section IX ) of such a composite propellant is then about 250-280 lb / lb / sec . From a consideration of the heats of formation of metal oxides and nitrides , and autoignition experiments , it has been shown that ...
... specific impulse - see Section IX ) of such a composite propellant is then about 250-280 lb / lb / sec . From a consideration of the heats of formation of metal oxides and nitrides , and autoignition experiments , it has been shown that ...
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... specific impulse results . This in- crease is usually about 10-20 % of the total specific impulse . For the con- dition of exhaust pressure equal to ambient pressure , the specific impulse may then be given as I sp = Velg sec . A ...
... specific impulse results . This in- crease is usually about 10-20 % of the total specific impulse . For the con- dition of exhaust pressure equal to ambient pressure , the specific impulse may then be given as I sp = Velg sec . A ...
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... specific impulse considerations , H2 - O2 and H2 - F2 are among the most effective chemical bipropellant systems with values of Isp in the region of 400 sec . For most systems fluorine is a more energetic oxidizer than oxygen . With the ...
... specific impulse considerations , H2 - O2 and H2 - F2 are among the most effective chemical bipropellant systems with values of Isp in the region of 400 sec . For most systems fluorine is a more energetic oxidizer than oxygen . With the ...
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Appendix Major Literature Sources for High Temperature Chemistry | 36 |
GraphiteGas Reactions | 59 |
Appendix Some Additional Recent Literature on High Temperature GasSolid | 89 |
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