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N2H4 + O2 ---->

What is the correct product for this equation N2 + H2O or NO2 + H2O??

Then, what is the correct oxidizer and reducer?

I think oxygen is the oxidizer and nitrogen is the reducer and hydrogen isn't in any of these categories?
Thank you!

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I agree with you. The products are N2 and H2O.

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