monopropellant
1monopropellant — ☆ monopropellant [män΄ō prə pel′ənt ] n. 〚 MONO + PROPELLANT〛 a liquid or solid propellant consisting of a single substance or an intimate mixture of substances, which combines both fuel and oxidizer * * * mon·o·pro·pel·lant (mŏn ō prə pĕlʹənt) n …
2monopropellant — ☆ monopropellant [män΄ō prə pel′ənt ] n. [ MONO + PROPELLANT] a liquid or solid propellant consisting of a single substance or an intimate mixture of substances, which combines both fuel and oxidizer …
3Monopropellant — Monopropellants[1] are propellants composed of chemicals or mixtures of chemicals which can be stored in a single container with some degree of safety. While stable under defined storage conditions, they react very rapidly under certain other… …
4monopropellant — I. | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ noun Etymology: mon + propellant : a rocket propellant in which both the fuel and the oxidizer are contained in a single substance compare bipropellant II. adjective : of, relating to, or employing a monopropellant …
5Monopropellant rocket — A monopropellant rocket (or monoprop rocket ) is a rocket that uses a single chemical as its propellant. Contents 1 Chemical reaction monopropellant rockets 2 Solar thermal monopropellant thrusters 3 See also …
6monopropellant — noun Date: circa 1945 a rocket propellant containing both the fuel and the oxidizer in a single substance …
7monopropellant — noun Any propellant that consists of a single substance, or of a mixture of fuel and oxidant in the same container …
8monopropellant — n. type of explosive propellant comprised of fuel and an oxidizer …
9monopropellant — noun a substance used as rocket fuel without an additional oxidizing agent …
10monopropellant — mono·propellant …
