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by bumlebi
1516 days ago
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Only if the pressurant gas dissolves into the liquid propellant. Even then, it doesn't even dilute it per se, it just makes something akin to rocket-fuel-soda which causes all sorts of flow problems in your feed lines. Naturally, if your propellant is stored as a gas, adding more gas to pressurize will of course dilute it as you say, but I've never heard of something like this. So the short answer here is: no, it won't. |
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