Liquid propellants - monopropellants and bipropellants, Chemistry

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Liquid propellants - Monopropellants and Bipropellants

These contain an oxidizer like liquid oxygen, nitrogen tetroxide (N2O2) or nitric acid and a fuel for example alcohol, hydrazine, liquid hydrogen & kerosene. These are further categorized as,

(1) Monopropellants

(2) Bipropellants


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