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Some difficulties of operating liquid systems in a vacuum.

R. D. Gift, J. A. Simmons

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Liquid propulsion systems operating in space and resulting problems of phase transformation, noting plug formation and flow stoppage

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Liquid propulsion systems operating in space and resulting problems of phase transformation, noting plug formation and flow stoppage

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Liquid propulsion systems operating in space and resulting problems of phase transformation, noting plug formation and flow stoppage

Key concepts: Computer science, Process engineering, Environmental science, Engineering

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