Definition of hydrazine in English:

hydrazine

noun ˈhʌɪdrəziːnˈhaɪdrəˌzin

mass nounChemistry

A colourless volatile alkaline liquid with powerful reducing properties, used in chemical synthesis and in some kinds of rocket fuels.
Chemical formula: N₂H₄
Example sentencesExamples
- The unusual microbes consume ammonia, producing hydrazine - better known as rocket fuel - in the process.
- Unlike Mars, where the thin Martian atmosphere allows for aerobraking maneuvers, all of the energy needed to move into a capture orbit must be brought along from Earth in the form of hydrazine or another type of fuel.
- The concerns centre on the various types of fuel carried, such as hydrazine, a toxic colourless liquid with an ammonia-like odour, which can burn the skin.
- They were fueled by hydrazine, and after the war it was available cheaply.
- And if there's enough hydrazine on board to continue orbiting Saturn and doing great science, I'm sure that the project will request extended mission funding.

Origin

Late 19th century: from hydrogen + azo- + -ine⁴.

Definition of hydrazine in US English:

hydrazine

nounˈhaɪdrəˌzinˈhīdrəˌzēn

Chemistry

A colorless volatile alkaline liquid with powerful reducing properties, used in chemical synthesis and in some kinds of rocket fuels.
Chemical formula: N₂H₄
Example sentencesExamples
- And if there's enough hydrazine on board to continue orbiting Saturn and doing great science, I'm sure that the project will request extended mission funding.
- The unusual microbes consume ammonia, producing hydrazine - better known as rocket fuel - in the process.
- Unlike Mars, where the thin Martian atmosphere allows for aerobraking maneuvers, all of the energy needed to move into a capture orbit must be brought along from Earth in the form of hydrazine or another type of fuel.
- They were fueled by hydrazine, and after the war it was available cheaply.
- The concerns centre on the various types of fuel carried, such as hydrazine, a toxic colourless liquid with an ammonia-like odour, which can burn the skin.

Origin

Late 19th century: from hydrogen + azo- + -ine.

单词	hydrazine
释义	Definition of hydrazine in English: hydrazine noun ˈhʌɪdrəziːnˈhaɪdrəˌzin mass nounChemistry A colourless volatile alkaline liquid with powerful reducing properties, used in chemical synthesis and in some kinds of rocket fuels. Chemical formula: N₂H₄ Example sentencesExamples The unusual microbes consume ammonia, producing hydrazine - better known as rocket fuel - in the process. Unlike Mars, where the thin Martian atmosphere allows for aerobraking maneuvers, all of the energy needed to move into a capture orbit must be brought along from Earth in the form of hydrazine or another type of fuel. The concerns centre on the various types of fuel carried, such as hydrazine, a toxic colourless liquid with an ammonia-like odour, which can burn the skin. They were fueled by hydrazine, and after the war it was available cheaply. And if there's enough hydrazine on board to continue orbiting Saturn and doing great science, I'm sure that the project will request extended mission funding. Origin Late 19th century: from hydrogen + azo- + -ine⁴. Definition of hydrazine in US English: hydrazine nounˈhaɪdrəˌzinˈhīdrəˌzēn Chemistry A colorless volatile alkaline liquid with powerful reducing properties, used in chemical synthesis and in some kinds of rocket fuels. Chemical formula: N₂H₄ Example sentencesExamples And if there's enough hydrazine on board to continue orbiting Saturn and doing great science, I'm sure that the project will request extended mission funding. The unusual microbes consume ammonia, producing hydrazine - better known as rocket fuel - in the process. Unlike Mars, where the thin Martian atmosphere allows for aerobraking maneuvers, all of the energy needed to move into a capture orbit must be brought along from Earth in the form of hydrazine or another type of fuel. They were fueled by hydrazine, and after the war it was available cheaply. The concerns centre on the various types of fuel carried, such as hydrazine, a toxic colourless liquid with an ammonia-like odour, which can burn the skin. Origin Late 19th century: from hydrogen + azo- + -ine.
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