Hi!

I know that LiNO3 [lithium nitrate] is an oxidizer and a 'salt'.
It's relatively inert, and stable [safe to handle], except when in
contact with cyanides, isocynates, and a few other
reagents.
I know that LiNO3 is water-soluble, and has a GMM of
of just under 69 grams.

My first question to those of you who are, or were, chemical engineers is, is LiNO3 soluble in N2H4 [hydrazine]?
Second question: If I were to blend four moles of Lithium Nitrate
with five moles of Hydrazine, at STP, would I get a "brine" that would
have the consistency of 'thick porridge', or something more fluid?

Thanks.

Jacob