Ammonium ferricyanide
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Ammonium ferricyanide
Ammonium ferricyanide | C6H12FeN9 | CID 17756739 - structure, chemical names,
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On Monday, July 8, 2019, 5:01:29 PM EDT, info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Guys,
What is this compound shown in one of the PEPCODED lists?
1127 malori blue 4h 1c 7n 2fe +394 .0665
The name is suggestive of Ammonium Ferricyanide (prussian blue) which has
all the same elements but the ratios are all wrong.
Trying to imagine a structure for it is foggy but clearly it has little, if
any, cyano in it. It seems it would be very strained and probably unstable.
The heat of formation says its sexy.
The high nitrogen content says BANG!
The Iron says it could be a good burn rate catalyst.
An exotic/expensive nitrogen compound if it even exists.
It certainly looks interesting.
Doesn't show up in google. A Chemspider elemental compound search yields
nothing for this combination.
What is it?
Thank you,
Tony S. Colette
