Hydrazine (NH4) is a highly toxic and unstable monopropellant that has been used as a rocket fuel in various applications. With help from a catalyst, the complete decomposition of hydrazine occurs in multiple steps, all of which are very exothermic that result in high temperatures very quickly. To simplify this problem, assume that hydrazine partially decomposes in a single reaction into molecular hydrogen, molecular nitrogen, ammonia (NH3), and remaining hydrazine. Set up but do not solve the system of equations that would determine the product composition. As part of the solution, use the following reactions: ANH,+N_H,3N+8H_ NH N +2H