prussic
prussic pert. to or derived from Prussian blue, which was so called from having been discovered (1704) by Diesbach, a Berlin colourmaker; p. acid hydrocyanic acid. XVIII. — F. prussique, f. Prusse Prussia; see -IC.
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picric acid , picric (chem.) p. acid. f. Gr. pikrós bitter + -IC.
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