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hydrazine

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hydrazine /hy·dra·zine/ (hi´drah-zēn) a toxic, irritant, carcinogenic, gaseous diamine, H2N·NH2, or any of its substitution derivatives.
hydrazine [hi´drah-zēn]
a gaseous diamine, H4N2, or any of its substitution derivatives.
hydrazine
a gaseous diamine, H4N2, or any of its substitution derivatives.
hydrazine sulfate
an inhibitor of gluconeogenesis; used as an appetite stimulant.
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