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Ferrocyanide of Copper

Call- acetate of lead in 3 pints boiling distilled ed also Prussiate of Copper. Precipitate a water, with a solution of 6 ounces chloride of solution of a salt of copper (sulphate of cop- sodium in 1 pint boiling water; when cold, per, for instance,) with another of yellow wash and dry the precipitate. It may be obprussiate of potash; collect the powder, wash tained in brilliant colorless needle-shaped crysit with water, and dry. Has a beautiful red-tals, by dissolving finely powdered litharge dish-brown color, and is sometimes used as a pigment.

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