Application of trioxygen difluoride in liquid- rocket-propellant technology.
Trioxygen difluoride additive rendering LOX hypergolic, discussing environmental limits of reliable hypergolic ignition with liquid and gaseous hydrogen
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Capener, E. L..
Trioxygen difluoride additive rendering LOX hypergolic, discussing environmental limits of reliable hypergolic ignition with liquid and gaseous hydrogen
Trioxygen difluoride additive rendering LOX hypergolic, discussing environmental limits of reliable hypergolic ignition with liquid and gaseous hydrogen
Idealized combustion model in which exothermic or endothermic reactions are permitted at or very near solid-gas interfaces
Ozone difluoride evaluated as liquid propellant additive
Microwave attenuation magnitude associated with exhaust plasma of nonaluminized and aluminized composite propellant
Theoretical studies of processes occurring during rapid depressurization of burning solid propellants
Solid propellant composition and rocket motor design effect on plasma microwave and visible light attenuation emitted by exhaust