- Look up
hypergolic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
hypergolic propellant is a
rocket propellant combination used in a
rocket engine,
whose components...
- peroxide) as an oxidizer,
which together with C-Stoff as the fuel,
forms a
hypergolic mixture. The
proportions of the
components in C-Stoff were
developed to...
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divided into two categories;
hypergolic propellants,
which ignite when the fuel and
oxidizer make contact, and non-
hypergolic propellants which require an...
- Devil's
venom was a
nickname coined by
Soviet rocket scientists for a
hypergolic liquid rocket fuel
composed of a
dangerous combination of red
fuming nitric...
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water resources to
obtain Hydrogen. Many non-cryogenic
bipropellants are
hypergolic (self igniting). T-Stoff (80%
hydrogen peroxide, H2O2 as the oxidizer)...
- late 1950s by
Aerojet General Corporation as a storable, high-energy,
hypergolic fuel for the
Titan II ICBM
rocket engines.
Aerozine continues in wide...
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atmosphere and in space, can
adversely affect the Earth's environment. Some
hypergolic rocket propellants, such as hydrazine, are
highly toxic prior to combustion...
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Falcon 1 rocket's second-stage main engine.
Draco and
SuperDraco are
hypergolic liquid-propellant
rocket engines.
Draco engines are used on the reaction...
- AK-2x
family in the
Soviet Union) as the oxidiser; the
combination is
hypergolic and has a
maximum practical specific impulse of
approximately 2.12–2.43 km/s...
- is 92.011 g/mol.
Dinitrogen tetroxide is a
powerful oxidizer that is
hypergolic (spontaneously reacts) upon
contact with
various forms of hydrazine, which...
