An organic chemist was subjected to sodium fusion and the resulting lassaigne's extract boiled with FeSO4 and acidified with concentrated H2SO4, yielding a prussian blue color. Give the structure of one of the organic compounds which fits the description

An organic chemist was subjected to sodium fusion and the resulting lassaigne's extract boiled with FeSO4 and acidified with concentrated H2SO4, yielding a prussian blue color. Give the structure of one of the organic compounds which fits the description

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