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Hydrazine

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Some liquids help rockets fly.

Hypergolic Fuels test 1958
Hypergolic Fuels test 1958

This liquid is used in space. It helps ships move in the stars. It is a clear liquid. It smells like ammonia.

Sample of hydrazine hydrate
Sample of hydrazine hydrate

It is very strong. We must be careful with it. This liquid helps make airbags for cars. It also helps make medicine. It can even help power large boilers. It helps machines work well.

Hypergolic Fuel for MESSENGER
Hypergolic Fuel for MESSENGER

It is a very useful tool.

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