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No legendary Prussian order! The distribution of vacancies in Prussian blue analogues is not random, and the spin density on the Cd(2+) ion varies depending on the number of paramagnetic ions in its surroundings. This conclusion follows from (113)Cd solid-state magic-angle spinning NMR studies of [Cd(3){Fe/Co(CN)(6)}(2)] x 15 H(2)O, where the presence of small but significant spin density on the observed (113)Cd nucleus leads to improved spectral resolution.
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