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Red fuming nitric acid and hydrazine i s another. And the most familiar one of all – liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen – the space shuttle fuel.
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Nitrogen tetroxide and hydrazine (or unsymmetrical dimethyl hydrazine) are two that I am aware of....
Bill
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Does anyone have
a list
of chemicals that when combined cause hypergolic reactions? Just wondering
because this warning came with our ICP, but have not been able to locate a
list
of common ones.
Thanks
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