(1) For example, the striking color of Prussian Blue is an indication that electronic spectra may have unusual features.

(2) Prussian blue, a dark rich blue discovered in Berlin in 1704, alluding to the colour of Tony Weller's face.

(3) The robe, too, is painted in Prussian blue, a pigment not introduced until the eighteenth century.

(4) The Prussian blue like ferromagnets are the most promising system to be applied to practice.

(5) The gather content of iron of these element of small-scale dispute blood red, with coloring of ferrous potassium cyanide (Prussian blue reaction) and show.

(6) The simulated results of Prussian Blue modified electrode were well agreed with that reported in literature.

(7) A Prussian blue iron stain demonstrates the blue granules of hemosiderin in hepatocytes and Kupffer cells.

(8) Prussian Blue . Prussian blue or iron blue is manufactured by reacting sodium ferrocyanide, ferrous sulfate, and ammonium sulfate.

(9) The studied object was from prussian blue to its derivates.

(10) The most common blues, Prussian blue and ultramarine , are also inorganic.

(11) Fortunately for the tea drinkers of Britain, Prussian blue is a complex molecule, so it is almost impossible to release the cyanide ion from it and the poison passes harmlessly through the body.

(12) It was favoured by many painters as a substitute for prussian blue.

(13) The preparation of nano-Prussian Blue was reported, the course of accumulation, light stability, chemical stability and stability to heat of the Prussian Blue solution were studied.

(14) The superintendent was in fact preparing iron ferrocyanide, a substance also known as Prussian blue, a pigment used in paints.

(15) These opacities are prooved to be iron - containing substances by Prussian blue stain.

(16) Chrome Greens . chrom greens are manufactured by coprecipitatingg Prussian blue and chrom yellows.