Solid Propellants is a class of energetic materials in propellant chemistry that functions as a homogeneous or heterogeneous solid-phase fuel-oxidizer mixture capable of self-sustained combustion to produce thrust in rocket propulsion systems.
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<i>Rocket Propulsion Elements</i>
George P. Sutton, Howard S. Seifert · Physics Today · 1950 · 1.8K citations
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Recent advances in new oxidizers for solid rocket propulsion
Djalal Trache, Thomas M. Klapötke, Lotfi Maiz et al. · Green Chemistry · 2017 · 304 citations
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