Which of the following relations won’t hold in an ideal rocket engi – McqOptions

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1.	Which of the following relations won’t hold in an ideal rocket engine’s nozzle?
A.	Isentropic expansion relations
B.	Conductive heat transfer relations
C.	Homogeneous flow relations
D.	Ideal gas law relations
Answer» C. Homogeneous flow relations

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