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A. Foot Flight
B. Jet Propulsion
C. Swimming
D. Rocket Propulsion
E. Wing Flight
A. Sail
B. Electricity
C. Thrust
D. Ram
E. Steam
A. Chemical Rocket Propulsion
B. Electrical Rocket Propulsion
C. Solid Rocket Propellant
D. Solar Electric Propulsion
E. Thermal Rocket Propulsion
A. Rocket Propulsion System Design Gross Weight
B. Static Pressure
C. Chamber Pressure
D. Exhaust Gas Temperature
A. Combustion products
B. Propellant
C. Fuel
D. Armament
A. Its combustion chamber
B. Its nozzle
C. Liquid propellant
D. Solid fuel
E. Its grain
A. Condensation Process
B. Boiling Process
C. Thermal Process
D. Combustion Process
E. Oxidation Process
A. Low chamber pressure and low temperature
B. High chamber pressure and high temperature
A. High velocity
B. High pressure
C. High temperature
D. Low temperature
A. A Tunnel
B. Inside a Rocket Engine
C. A Supersonic Nozzle
D. Outside a Rocket Engine
E. A Jet engine
A. Expendable propellant
B. Velocity
C. Impulse
D. Height
A. Bipropellants
B. Monopropellants
C. Hybrid propellants
A. Gas
B. Liquid
C. Solid
A. Ambient temperatures
B. 373 degrees Kelvin
C. -182 degrees Celsius
D. -196 degrees Celsius
E. -460 degrees Celsius
A. Mixture Ratio
B. Burn Rate
C. Oxygen Flow Rate
D. Oxidizer to Fuel Ratio
A. Liquid propellants
B. Solid propellants
C. Gasoline
A. Liquid propellants
B. Solid propellants
C. Gasoline
A. Jet Propulsion System
B. Rocket Fuel,Rocket Motor
C. Rocket Motor,Rocket
D. Rocket Engine,Rocket Motor
E. Satellite Propulsion System
A. Solid Rocket Motors
B. Thrust Chambers
C. Fuel Cells
D. Nozzles
E. Fuel Tanks
A. Tanks
B. Cans
C. Tubes
D. Canisters
E. Pipes
A. Regulate the temperature of the liquid propellant
B. Extract air from the thrust chamber
C. Pump the liquids through the engine
D. Force the liquids into the thrust chamber
A. Regulate the temperature of the liquid propellant
B. Extract air from the thrust chamber
C. Pump the liquids through the engine
D. Provide energy to the feed mechanism
A. Solid Propellant Rocket Engines
B. Gears
C. Jets
D. Piping and Valves
E. Pistons
A. Thruster
B. Chamber
C. Engine
A. Turbine
B. Injector
C. Combustor
D. Exhaust
E. Compressor
A. Rotating
B. Converging-diverging
C. Fixed-angle
D. Fixed-position
A. A Hybrid System
B. A Filter System
C. A Pressurized System
D. A System that Uses a Combination of Techniques
A. Liquid Fuel System
B. Liquid Oxygen System
C. Liquid Hydrogen System
D. Vacuum System
E. Pressurized System
A. Rocket Motor
B. Jet engine
C. Reaction Engine
D. Turbopump System
E. Rocket
A. Cold gases
B. Hot gases
C. Electricity
D. Gasoline
A. Liquid
B. Gases
C. Propellants with Combustion
D. Gas
E. Solid
A. A fan
B. A heater
C. A vent
D. Insulation
A. Ammonium sulfate
B. Aluminum powder
C. Ammonium nitrate
D. Ammonium perchlorate
E. Nitrogen tetroxide
A. Miles per hour
B. Kilometers per second
C. Inches per second
A. Fuel
B. Inhibitors
C. Cap
D. Covers
E. Air
A. Chamber pressure and the initial ambient temperature of the grain
B. Grain size and the type of fuel
C. Grain size and the amount of carbon in the feedstock
D. Grain temperature and the air-fuel ratio
E. The type of burner used
A. It is the byproduct of milling flour and other grains
B. A kernel, a seed, or an element of bread dough
C. Perforations, Slots, Grooves, holes, or Port Areas
D. A cereal grain, a fruit, or a vegetable
A. The Adhesive
B. The Envelope
C. The Liquid
D. The Binder
A. Low thermal conductivity
B. Low heat capacity
C. Low electrical resistance
D. High thermal conductivity
A. Metal Sheets
B. External Insulators
C. Heatsink
D. Internal Insulators
A. Radiators
B. External Thermal Protection
C. External Insulators
D. External Heat Sinks
E. Liquid Crystal Displays
A. Part of a firearm
B. A firearm
C. Complex electromechanical device
D. Powered armor
E. Custom built gun
A. Pulser
B. Stimulator
C. Igniter
D. Mechanism
A. Safe
B. Ignited
C. Inoperable
D. Armed
A. Controlling the speed and altitude of the aircraft
B. Deflection of the thrust direction
C. Control of the exhaust speed
D. Control of the engine inlet temperature
A. Orbit
B. Flight Velocity
C. Direction
D. Node Location
E. Speed
A. A small increase in nozzle cross-sectional area
B. A decrease in thrust
C. A large increase in nozzle cross-sectional area
D. A decrease in chamber pressure and thrust
A. Fan
B. Jet engine
C. Rocket
D. Helicopter
A. Rocket
B. Raygun
C. Jet
D. Machine gun
A. Doubles the power
B. Reduces the fuel consumption
C. Increases the power
D. Causes the engine to overheat