hydrazine
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- noun
- /ˈhaɪdrəˌzin/
- Specialized
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hidrazina
- The scientists handled hydrazine with extreme caution because of its corrosive properties.
- hydrazine thruster
- hydrazine fuel
You'd have to put in more energy to dissociate nitrogen, nitrogen than these these two sub molecules here in hydrazine.
- You'd have to put in more energy to dissociate nitrogen, nitrogen than these these two sub molecules here in hydrazine.
- You, you, you tell me how much hydrazine he he changed how much water he made, which is, is correct, Right, Right.
Examples
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She was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2010 for her invention of the electrothermal hydrazine thruster and other space propulsion innovations.
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If I run the hydrazine over an iridium catalyst, it'll separate into N2 and H2.
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We combine kerosene with hydrazine.
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Fuelled by good old hydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide.
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Apollo went to the Moon in five days, but our trip takes five months, but then we are doing it on less than a liter of hydrazine.
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Beta-blockers, hydrazine, and methyldopa are deemed safer options in pregnancy.
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Our rocket motors are simple, using monopropellant hydrazine, for example, but they are also the smallest such rocket motors ever built by a factor of 10!
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It produces unsymmetrical dimethyl hydrazine UDMH, which is also a space shuttle rocket fuel, but only under conditions where the chemical is heated.
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Her patented invention while at RCA, the electrothermal hydrazine thruster manufactured by the Aerojet Redmond Division, was initially flight proven in 1983 and is currently an industry standard.
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Hydrazine is commonly used as a rocket fuel due to its high energy content.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hydrazine comes from two parts: hydra- (which means 'hydrogen') and azote (an old word for 'nitrogen'), so the name itself points to a hydrogen–nitrogen chemical. That's why hydrazine is the name for a very reactive, corrosive liquid often used as rocket fuel.