Yes it makes sense...
Maybe muzzle energy was the wrong term to use as clearly propellant A has a greater energy component. The rate of change of momentum with time would be far greater for bullet A compared to B.
My thinking was that propellant A, being of higher quantity but a lower...
Could the rate of change of accelaration (or jerk in m/s3) affect the trajectory of a projectile? If so could it be to a noticeable extent?
Given two systems where projectiles are fired by different propellants, say gasses with different rates of expansion. One reaches its maximum velocity...