This molecule reacts with enones or diketones in the most common pyrazole synthesis.
A carcinogenic methyl-substituted derivative of this molecule is formed from the hydrolysis of the fungal toxin gyromitrin. This molecule's derivatives were used to produce early monoamine oxidase inhibitors, including a sulfate marketed as a treatment for cachexia and anorexia. This molecule reacts with enones or diketones in the most common pyrazole synthesis. As an alternative to acidic or basic workup, this molecule cleaves the (*) N-alkylphthalimide intermediate in a reaction that converts haloalkanes to primary amines. Diethylene glycol is the most common medium for a basic reaction that is driven by this molecule's conversion to nitrogen gas; that reaction transforms carbonyls into alkanes. For 10 points, name this molecule employed in the Gabriel synthesis and Wolff-Kishner reduction, which is found in hypergolic rocket propellants and has the molecular formula N2H4.
A carcinogenic methyl-substituted derivative of this molecule is formed from the hydrolysis of the fungal toxin gyromitrin.
{hydrazine} [accept {diazane;} accept {N2H4 or equivalents before mentioned;} accept {any hydrazine derivatives} (if someone says that his/her answer is right, Google it to see if it's a hydrazine derivative)]