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    monopropellant

    A single liquid, used in a liquid-propellant rocket engine, that serves as both fuel and oxidizer. A monopropellant decomposes into a hot gas when an appropriate catalyst is introduced. The commonest example is hydrazine, often used in spacecraft attitude control jets. See also HAN (hydroxyl ammonium nitrate).


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