Effect of absorption depth on chemical energy release from laser ablation of ADN-based liquid propellants
Authors:
- Jinle CaoJCJinle Cao
- Haichao CuiHCHaichao Cui
- Yongzan ZhengYZYongzan Zheng
- Yue PanYPYue Pan
- Jingyuan ZhangJZJingyuan Zhang
- Lizhi WuLWLizhi Wu
- Bin ZhouBZBin Zhou
- Yinghua YeYYYinghua Ye
- Ruiqi ShenRSRuiqi Shen
- 22 December 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Acta Astronautica
- Vol. 204, 116-123
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