Which of the following Is the maximum energy available per unit mass – McqOptions

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1.	Which of the following Is the maximum energy available per unit mass of chemical propellants?
A.	heat of combustion
B.	enthalpy of vaporization
C.	enthalpy of atomization
D.	enthalpy of fusion
Answer» B. enthalpy of vaporization

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