Hajtóanyagúak
Hajtóanyagúak, commonly referred to as propellants, are substances or mixtures that produce thrust through the rapid expulsion of mass. This expulsion is typically achieved by a controlled combustion or decomposition process, generating high-temperature, high-pressure gases. The principle behind propellant action is Newton's third law of motion: for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. The energetic expulsion of mass in one direction creates a force, or thrust, in the opposite direction.
Propellants are broadly categorized into two main types: chemical propellants and non-chemical propellants. Chemical propellants undergo
Non-chemical propellants, on the other hand, do not rely on combustion. They typically involve the expulsion