This document summarizes the synthesis and analysis of hydrazine. It describes the Raschig process for commercially producing hydrazine, involving the reaction of chlorine with ammonia. It also discusses the Olin-Raschig and Ketazine processes. The experiment involved synthesizing hydrazine using the Raschig method on a small scale, isolating it as the sulfate salt, and qualitatively and quantitatively analyzing the product. The maximum theoretical yield was higher than the actual yield of 2.75%. Hydrazine has many uses in pharmaceutical, agricultural, and industrial applications.