A chemical compound containing two hydrazine groups or molecules bonded together.
From bi- (two) combined with hydrazine (from hydro-, water, plus azide, nitrogen compound), a term in organic chemistry developed in the 20th century.
Bihydrazine compounds are used as rocket fuel and in pharmaceutical synthesis because that double hydrazine structure packs incredible energy density—literally propelling spacecraft!
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