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3955. To Obtain Hydroferridcyanic Acid. Prepared by decomposing recently precipitated ferridcyanide of lead by sulphuretted by hydrogen, or by sulphuric acid carefully added. A yellow solution is thus obtained, which yields a deep brown powder when evaporated by heat, or yellow Crystals by spontaneous evaporation.
3956. Hydroferrocyanic Acid. A peculiar compound of* cyanogen, hydrogen, and iron, discovered by M. Porret, and called




 
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