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Chemical Differences between Solid and Liquid Rocket Propellants

Defined STEM - Chemical Differences between Solid and Liquid Rocket Propellants

Objective :
Students will examine the differences in chemical makeup between solid and liquid rocket propellants.
Guiding Questions :
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Resources :
Video : Ares: A Difference Between a Rocket Motor & a Rocket Engine
The Ares I rocket has both a motor and an engine. What's the difference between the two?
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