9.3 Hybrid propellants

2.1 Analgesics
2.2 Control of microbial diseases
2.3 Antibiotics
2.4 Broad spectrum antibiotics
2.5 Sulpha Drugs
2.6 Antihistamines
2.7 Antiseptics and Disinfectants

3.1 Conditions which a dye must satisfy
3.2 Classification of dyes

4.1 Creams
4.2 Perfumes
4.3 Talcum powder
4.4 Deodorants

7.1 Artificial sweeteners
7.2 Preservatives
7.3 Edible colours

8.1 Soap
8.2 Non-soapy detergent or synthetic detergents

9.1 Solid propellants
9.2 Liquid propellants
9.3 Hybrid propellants

Hybrid propellants consist of a solid fuel and a liquid oxidizer e.g. a mixture of acrylic rubber and liquid dinitrogen tetraoxide.

Bi-liquid propellants have two advantages over the solid propellants. They are:

(i) Bi-liquid propellants give higher thrust than solid propellants.

(ii) Their thrust can be controlled by regulating the flow of propellants.

(iii) Hybrid propellants: It consist of a solid fuel and a liquid oxidizer e.g. a mixture of acrylic rubber and liquid dinitrogen tetraoxide.