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Well sure, that's why they use nitromethanol (which is worse in kJ/kg than gasoline, but it contains an oxidizer) and ridiculous engines. But "efficiency" in t
by exDM69 12y ago
Well sure, that's why they use nitromethanol (which is worse in kJ/kg than gasoline, but it contains an oxidizer) and ridiculous engines.
But "efficiency" in the context of engines usually means energy conversion efficiency. And power-to-weight ratio is what you mean.