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|    Malcolm Street to All    |
|    N20/propane as monopropellant    |
|    02 Feb 05 21:22:04    |
      From: mstreet@internode.on.net              I noticed some discussion of this combination some time back.              Is there any reason that rather than having separate N20 and propane tanks       you can't have the gases mixed in a single tank? Would the propane, being       a hydrocarbon, make the N20 shock sensitive? Or does the big difference in       the vapour pressures mean that it is more structurally efficient to have a       separate (lighter gauge) propane tank?              ta!              --       Malcolm Street       Canberra, Australia       The nation's capital              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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