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Making fake blood
(13) | 07/02/2020 | Translate: The User makes our Q fake blood using potassium thiocyanate, iron chloride and sodium fluoride. The admixture of potassium thiocyanate with ferric chloride immediately creates the blood color, while sodium fluoride can disappear again.
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