bipropellant
/ˌbaɪpəˈpɛlənt/Definitions
1. noun
A type of rocket engine that uses two different propellants, typically stored separately and combined at the moment of combustion.
“The new space agency will be using a bipropellant engine to power its upcoming satellite launch.”
2. noun
A fuel system in which two or more different fuels are used in combination to produce thrust.
“The rocket’s bipropellant system allowed it to achieve higher speeds and greater maneuverability.”