"ferriferrocyanide" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2001, Oliver Sacks, Uncle Tungsten: Memories of a Chemical Boyhood",
          "text": "[…] combine a vanadium salt with an iron salt such as ferric oxalate, and then the yellow of the vanadium ferrocyanide and the blue of the ferriferrocyanide would combine to form a brilliant green.",
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          "ref": "2016, H. Panda, Modern Technology of Textile Dyes & Pigments (2nd Revised Edition)",
          "text": "Originally, iron blue was potassium ferriferrocyanide, FeK[Fe(CN)₆], but it was found that potassium could be replaced with sodium or ammonium at lower cost and no sacrifice in properties.",
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        "Synonym of Prussian blue; Misspelling of ferrocyanide."
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          "Prussian blue#English"
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          "ferrocyanide",
          "ferrocyanide#English"
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        "(inorganic chemistry) Synonym of Prussian blue; Misspelling of ferrocyanide."
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          "word": "Prussian blue"
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          "text": "Originally, iron blue was potassium ferriferrocyanide, FeK[Fe(CN)₆], but it was found that potassium could be replaced with sodium or ammonium at lower cost and no sacrifice in properties.",
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        "Synonym of Prussian blue; Misspelling of ferrocyanide."
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          "ferrocyanide#English"
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        "(inorganic chemistry) Synonym of Prussian blue; Misspelling of ferrocyanide."
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