Turnbulls blue is a compound

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Turnbulls blue is a compound (A) ferri cyanide (B) ferrous ferri cyanide (C) ferrous cyanide (D) ferri ferro cyanide

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A blue colour is produced when Fe 2+, reacts with K 3[ Fe ( CN )6] potassium ferricyanide. This blue colour is called Turnbull's blue. <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/chemistry/476132ab5fae165a47cb57be60bf882d-.png" /> So, Turnull's blue is ferrous ferricyanide.

Q. Turnbulls blue is a compound

ferri cyanide

ferrous ferri cyanide

ferrous cyanide

ferri ferro cyanide

A blue colour is produced when $F e^{2 +}$ , reacts with $K_{3} [F e (CN)_{6}]$ potassium ferricyanide.
This blue colour is called Turnbull's blue.

So, Turnull's blue is ferrous ferricyanide.

Q. Turnbulls blue is a compound

ferri cyanide

ferrous ferri cyanide

ferrous cyanide

ferri ferro cyanide

A blue colour is produced when Fe2+, reacts with K3​[Fe(CN)6​] potassium ferricyanide. This blue colour is called Turnbull's blue. So, Turnull's blue is ferrous ferricyanide.

A blue colour is produced when $F e^{2 +}$ , reacts with $K_{3} [F e (CN)_{6}]$ potassium ferricyanide.
This blue colour is called Turnbull's blue.

So, Turnull's blue is ferrous ferricyanide.