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Agent Name Hydrazine mononitrate
CAS Number 13464-97-6
Formula H4-N2.H-N-O3
Major Category Nitrogen Compounds
Synonyms Hydrazinium nitrate; [ChemIDplus]
Category Hydrazines
Description Colorless to slight amber liquid with a slight characteristic odor; [MSDSonline]
Sources/Uses Used as a flux for soldering and welding; Also used for surface treatment of metals and in recovery of rare metals such as plutonium and neptunium; [www.orionchem.com/hydrazi_nenitrate.htm accessed 1/29/08]
Comments Explosive if 1.) heated rapidly to 300 deg C; 2.) heated in a sealed container; 3.) comes in contact with metals or metal compounds at a temperature of 70 deg C or higher; [Sax] "Extremely destructive" to tissue of the eyes, skin, and respiratory tract; May cause chemical pneumonitis, CNS depression, seizures, liver & kidney damage, and allergic reactions; [MSDSonline] See "Hydrazine."
Adverse Effects
Toxic Pneumonitis Yes
Dermatotoxin Skin Burns
Skin Sensitizer Yes
Neurotoxin Other CNS Neurotoxin
Hepatotoxin Hepatotoxin, Secondary
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