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nitrogen tetroxide

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nitrogen tetroxide [′nī·trə·jən te′träk‚sīd]
(inorganic chemistry)
nitrogen dioxide


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The technical specifications required the missiles to not leak fluids, but unexpected weld and metal porosity caused the missiles to leak gasses, namely Unsymmetrical Di-Methyl Hydrazine ([CH312N2H2) & Nitrogen Tetroxide (N204).
Ethical values, individuals, an corporations: a measure of small ... by Gould, Jay / Defense A R Journal
The new engine provided the heavy lifting with its 445 Newtons (100 pounds) of thrust, using the standard satellite bipropellants, monomethyl hydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide.
New On-Board Engine Lifts Hughes-Built Satellites to Final Orbit by Business Wire
The system is called dual-mode because it uses a common supply of hydrazine fuel to support both the bipropellant operation of the ACLAEs, using nitrogen tetroxide as the oxidizer, and the monopropellant operation of the RCS thrusters.
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