To: ruhwaterloo; dennisw; SJackson; Alouette
Known as "Prussian Blue" a nod to their German heritage and bright blue eyes . . . Prussian Blue is another name for prussic acid, which is hydrocyanic acid, which is HCN and was once marketed as Zyklon-B, a rat poison made infamous when it was used to gas the Jews in the Holocaust.
These people know exactly what they are doing.
122 posted on
10/21/2005 4:19:38 PM PDT by
Petronski
(The name "cyborg" to me means complete love and incredible fun. I'm filled with joy.)
To: Petronski
125 posted on
10/21/2005 4:20:39 PM PDT by
dighton
To: Petronski
Wow isn't that AMAZING? Doesn't zyklon-b leave a blueish stain after it's evaporated?
126 posted on
10/21/2005 4:20:53 PM PDT by
cyborg
(I'm on the 24 plan having the best day ever.)
To: Petronski; cyborg
...and they're in NYC. They've been trying to recruit kids down in the east village.
To: Petronski
OH, how gross! I was thinking of that dreadful color they put on the walls in the 1830's!
164 posted on
10/21/2005 4:35:02 PM PDT by
Tax-chick
("Neither the depth of despondency nor the height of euphoria tells you how long either will last. ")
To: Petronski
Wow, never thought of that.
173 posted on
10/21/2005 4:39:26 PM PDT by
Alexander Rubin
(Octavius - You make my heart glad building thus, as if Rome is to be eternal.)
To: Petronski
Zyklon-B I've been waiting for decades for some skinhead/punk rock group to adopt that name.
174 posted on
10/21/2005 4:40:05 PM PDT by
Erasmus
(Getting captivated by modern music leads to Stockhausen Syndrome.)
To: Petronski
Prussian Blue is another name for prussic acid, which is hydrocyanic acid, which is HCN and was once marketed as Zyklon-B, a rat poison made infamous when it was used to gas the Jews in the Holocaust.Prussic acid is a solution of hydrogen cyanide (HCN) in water
Prussian Blue is Fe[Fe3+Fe2+(CN)6]3
187 posted on
10/21/2005 4:52:20 PM PDT by
SauronOfMordor
(I BELIEVE CONGRESSMAN WELDON!)
To: Petronski
close but no cigar - you were one entry away from being right - prussian blue is a common ferrous based mineral
vivianite
a. A monoclinic mineral, 2[Fe3 (PO4 )2 .8H2 O];
colorless where fresh; turning blue on oxidation; soft; a secondary
mineral found in ore deposits and pegmatites, in clays associated with
bone and other organic remains, and in anaerobic lake sediments.
Syn:blue iron earth; blue ocher; Prussian blue.
b. The mineral group annabergite, baricite, hoernesite, koettigite,
parasymplesite, and vivianite.
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