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Prussian blue analogue: a standalone construct

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Inorganic chemistry

a cubic framework of metal ions bridged by cyanide groups, with open sites that can host ions such as caesium.

In inorganic chemistry, Prussian blue analogue refers to a cubic framework of metal ions bridged by cyanide groups, with open sites that can host ions such as caesium. This meaning comes from Keggin (1936) in Nature.[1]

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  1. Keggin, J. F., & Miles, F. D. (1936). Structures and Formulæ of the Prussian Blues and Related Compounds. Nature, 137(3466), 577-578. https://doi.org/10.1038/137577a0

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