prussiate
/ˈpruːsiˌeɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A salt of prussic acid, especially potassium cyanide.
“The laboratory worker handled the prussiate with caution due to its toxic properties.”
2. noun
A radical (Prussiat) formed by the removal of one hydrogen atom from prussic acid.
“The chemist studied the prussiate structure to understand its reactivity.”