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- abbreviation chemistry
monomethylhydrazine
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Higher silanes + H2O2 are expected to be a dense, space storable and hypergolic propellant combination with better Isp and lower toxicity than MMH/NTO.
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One of the more advanced techniques under consideration is use of gelled propellants, with significant amounts of metal powders combined with the MMH.
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They do have some potential for marine methane hydrates MMH, but the cost will be astronomical and, although there could be twice the amount of energy in these deep sea deposits compared to all the known coal, oil and natural gas resources, MMH is too dispersed and difficult to harvest.
Patrick Takahashi: The Blue Revolution Is the Optimal Solution for Japan Patrick Takahashi 2011
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-- Kastama, Clibborn, MMH et al. hahahahahahahaha.
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MMH consists entirely of elements that are rare on the moon, whereas aluminium is plentiful.
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They do have some potential for marine methane hydrates MMH, but the cost will be astronomical and, although there could be twice the amount of energy in these deep sea deposits compared to all the known coal, oil and natural gas resources, MMH is too dispersed and difficult to harvest.
Patrick Takahashi: The Blue Revolution Is the Optimal Solution for Japan Patrick Takahashi 2011
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Under the ISTP project NASA is developing an advanced MMH/NTO engine called AMBR for science missions.
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The fuel is monomethyl hydrazine (MMH) and the oxidizer is nitrogen tetroxide (N2O4).
Archive 2009-07-01 2009
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The fuel is monomethyl hydrazine (MMH) and the oxidizer is nitrogen tetroxide (N2O4).
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They also helped maintain the marine methane hydrate (MMH) deposits below critical temperature.
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