Assignment on NOS: Help Needed for Physics Behind Automotive System

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The discussion centers on the need for information regarding the physics of nitrous oxide systems in automotive applications. The original poster expresses difficulty finding resources online and seeks assistance from the forum community. There is an acknowledgment of the legitimacy of the request despite concerns about its relevance. A link to a related resource is provided as a helpful contribution. The conversation highlights the importance of community support in addressing specific technical inquiries.
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hey,
i have been surfing the net for quite some time now and haven't been able to find any infomation of the physics behind nitrous oxide system for use in cars. i was wondering if there would be the slight chance of somebody out there maybe able to help me. this may appear to be a wasteful, unnecessary post for this forum, but I assure you that this is a legitimate request for help, I was unsure where else to go.
greatly thankful for those who reply,
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