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Propellant

usgb/prəˈpelənt/Volume
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Used mostly in scientific or industrial contexts, like aerospace, automotive industries. SlideThe new engine design requires a more efficient propellant.
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Refers to a chemical or material that causes a physical push or thrust. SlideThe aerosol can stopped working because it ran out of propellant.
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Though used for movement, it's not for human or animal nutrition unlike 'fuel' sometimes. SlideThe spacecraft's propellant is strictly for propulsion, not like food fuels humans.
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