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Prospects of aluminum modifications as energetic fuels in chemical rocket propulsion

DeLuca et al., 2017

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15729641060619643733
Author
DeLuca L
Maggi F
Dossi S
Fassina M
Paravan C
Sossi A
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Chemical rocket propulsion: A comprehensive survey of energetic materials

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The use of metals as high-energy fuels has been for long time a common approach to increase performance of chemical rocket propulsion in general. This effort was initially triggered by theoretical thermochemical considerations, but under real operating conditions …
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