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April 27th 05, 11:54 AM
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Solid oxygen generators ("candles")
If I am not wrong, "candles" for oxygen generation in Mir were made of
lithium perchlorate, whereas the same device in ISS is made of potassium perchlorate. I think that both devices, for Mir and for ISS, were manufactured by the russians... So, why that change in their composition? Regards, Javier Casado http://es.geocities.com/fjcasadop 
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