Cupric ferrocyanide / 100 g
Product Description
Cupric ferrocyanide, also known as copper ferrocyanide, is a compound formed by the combination of cupric ions with the ferrocyanide ion. It is valued for its deep blue color, which is highly sought after in various industries for its aesthetic appeal. Primarily, cupric ferrocyanide is used as a pigment in the production of blue-colored ceramics, glasses, and enamels, providing a rich, enduring hue that withstands firing temperatures. Additionally, its chemical stability and unique color make it suitable for niche applications in art and decorative objects.
Application
In practical applications, cupric ferrocyanide is utilized in the ceramic and glass industries for coloring products a deep blue. Its resistance to heat and light ensures that the color remains vibrant even after prolonged exposure to high temperatures, making it ideal for pottery, stained glass, and enamel work. The compound's beauty and durability contribute to its popularity among artisans and manufacturers alike.
Articles:
- Adsorption of the gold–thiosulfate complex ion onto cupric ferrocyanide (CuFC)-impregnated activated carbon in aqueous solutions
Publication Date: Available online 10 April 2015
Hong Yu, Futing Zi, Xianzhi Hu, Yanhe Nie, Pengzhi Xiang, Jiao Xu, Heng Chi
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.hydromet.2015.04.009
- Concentration of Cu, EPR-detectable Cu, and formation of cupric-ferrocyanide in membranes with pMMO
Publication Date: Available online 17 February 1999
Hua Yuan, Mary Lynne Perille Collins, William E Antholine
https://doi.org/10.1016/S0162-0134(98)10078-8
- Electrochemical and optical bioassays of nerve agents based on the organophosphorus-hydrolase mediated growth of cupric ferrocyanide nanoparticles
Publication Date: Available online 3 November 2005
Alberto Sánchez Arribas, Terannie Vázquez, Joseph Wang, Ashok Mulchandani, Wilfred Chen