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Monomethylhydrazine (MMH) is a volatile hydrazine with the chemical formula CH3N2H2. It is used as a rocket fuel in bipropellant rocket engines. See also Hydrazine,Bipropellant rocket, Hypergolic.


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N2O4/MMH (457 words)
MMH is a clear, water-white hygroscopic liquid which tends to turn yellow upon exposure to air.
MMH is a toxic, volatile liquid which will react with carbon dioxide and oxygen.
MMH is not sensitive to impact or friction; it is more stable than hydrazine on mild heating and similar to hydrazine in sensitivity to catalytic oxidation.
Our Mission (91 words)
MMH school is a learning community which fosters adaptability and flexibility to cope with change.
MMH school is a place where all people are respected, recognized, and supported by others.
MMH school provides a safe environment where people are responsible for their own academic progress, personal, and social behaviour.
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