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Propellant Technologies: A Persuasive Wave of Future Propulsion Benefits

Bryan PalaszewskiLewis Research Center, Cleveland, OhioLeonid S. IanovskiCentral Institute of Aviation Motors, Moscow, RussiaPatrick CarrickUSAF Phillips Laboratory, Edwards, CaliforniaPrepared for the3rd International Symposium on Space Propulsionsponsored by the China Academy of Launch Vehicle TechnologyBeijing, China, August 11-13, 1997National Aeronautics andSpace AdministrationLewis Research Center

Bryan Palaszewski | Patrick Carrick | Leonid S. Ianovski

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