"hydrazoic acid" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1927, James Broadbent Harker, Hydrazoic Acid as an Ammono Nitric Acid, page 13:",
          "text": "In explaining this reaction it can be assumed that the hydrazoic acid is first reduced to an unstable ammono nitrous acid which decomposes further to nitrogen and ammonia.",
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        "The poisonous and explosive compound HN₃."
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        "(inorganic chemistry) The poisonous and explosive compound HN₃."
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          "word": "kwas azotowodorowy"
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          "roman": "azotistovodorodnaja kislota",
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