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Yes, nitrogen is commonly used as a pressurant gas in rocket propulsion systems to deliver fuel and oxidizer to the engine. Nitrogen gas helps maintain consistent pressure levels in the fuel and oxidizer tanks, allowing for efficient and controlled propulsion during the rocket's flight.

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