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Hydrazine is not corrosive.
Quote Hydrazine is not corrosive. Not corrosive, eh?I remember reading that racers who opened their fuel tanks after using hydrazine found that the internal surface looked "like it was coated with powdered laundry soap."So, yeah - it's corrosive.And, yes - it was Karamesines who ran the first 200MPH pass using hydrazine in the tank. NHRA disallowed the "record". I remember a "Hot Rod" magazine article showing someone's blower launched into orbit when the motor sneezed on a load of "H".
Hydrazine is used in many other applications as a corrosion inhibitor.