How to make "Chemical emoji"

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Like I wrote in my previous post, I am going to show how "Chemical Emoji" was made. I did this experiment once more, but not with some kind of picture.

First of all, I took white filter paper and added a drop of potassium hexacyanoferrate(II) which is nearly colorless.

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Then near to the first spot of the solution I added some drops of ferric chloride (iron (III) chloride) solution which is yellow. Look what happened when these two solution met one another.

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As you can see the color changed and it means that a new compound was formed in the contact of two solutions. That blue compound is called Prussian blue. In the next post I am going to write more about its uses and its history.

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