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Acute exposure can also damage the liver, kidneys, and central nervous system in humans.
The liquid is corrosive and may produce chemical burns and severe dermatitis from skin contact. In rats chronically exposed to hydrazine by inhalation, inflammatory changes of the respiratory tract were observed. In another chronic inhalation study, rats demonstrated depressed growth rates, liver damage occurred in mice, and fatty changes in the liver and spleen were reported in dogs. Information is not available on the reproductive or developmental effects of hydrazine in humans. Hydrazine is fetotoxic to rodents exposed by injection.