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• The Volvo-Flygmotor also used a hypergolic propellant combination.
• The WAC Corporal was a hypergolic liquid-fuel rocket.
• This was an efficient hypergolic rocket that was throtteable.
• This was reportedly changed to a hypergolic nitrogen tetroxide / hydrazine propulsion system.
• The solid second stage and a hypergolic orbit stage.
• It may become hypergolic in contact with organic materials.
• The two substances are hypergolic, meaning they ignite on contact with each other.
• Taifun was powered by a hypergolic mixture pressure-fed into the combustion chamber.
• For the hypergolic and storable at room temperature.
• The ONERA group focused on a hypergolic rocket motor, using nitric acid and an amine fuel.
• A third method is to inject a propellant that is hypergolic with the oxidizer into the flow.
• Hypergolic rockets are still widely used in upper stages when multiple burn-coast periods are required.
• Hypergolic propellants have the advantage of self igniting, reliably and with less chance of hard starts.
• BMW developed engines burning a hypergolic mix of nitric acid with various combinations of amines, xylidines and anilines.
• It is hypergolic with dinitrogen tetroxide as oxidizer, and both can be stored as liquids at room temperature.
• The Titan II, III and IV, with their hypergolic first and second stages, have also been retired.
• Another of many possible chemical combinations is hydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide which is hypergolic and commonly used in rocket engines.
• If the fuel and oxidizer are hypergolic, they burn on contact; non-hypergolic fuels require an igniter.
• If the fuel and oxidizer are hypergolic, they burn on contact; non-hypergolic fuels require an igniter.
• For reliable hypergolic ignition, a small TX tank was retained to supply the engine's pilot ignition valve.