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Cryogenic fuel tanks in rockets are usually made from:
Cryogenic fuel tanks in rockets are usually made from:
A. Titanium alloys
B. Aluminum-lithium alloys
C. Carbon steel
D. Copper alloys
Explanation:
Aluminum-lithium alloys combine low density and high toughness for cryogenic use.
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