Missiles and Rockets. American Aviation Publications. January 1958. https://books.google.com/books?id=Ct8iAQAAMAAJ. Läst 7 juni 2013. ”"Nicknamed Hydyne, the fuel increased thrust and missile range by 12 per cent over that of a conventional Redstone engine. Dr. Jacob Silverman, supervisor of Rocketdyne's propulsion research thermodynamics unit and a leader in the development of Hydyne, first started work on the new compound early in 1956. The problem faced by Silverman and the company's chemical engineers was that of developing a fuel that would increase performance and could be substituted for the alcohol usually burned in the Redstone engine."”
