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		<description>Here in America we usually spell that chemical phthalocyanine. (the french leave out the second h)  And I am pretty sure everyone has seen the copper version of phthalocyanine, it is the most commonly used blue pigment (in inks and paints) and the most commonly used green pigment (in inks and paints) is the chlorinated version of copper phthalocyanine.   

jim moore</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here in America we usually spell that chemical phthalocyanine. (the french leave out the second h)  And I am pretty sure everyone has seen the copper version of phthalocyanine, it is the most commonly used blue pigment (in inks and paints) and the most commonly used green pigment (in inks and paints) is the chlorinated version of copper phthalocyanine.   </p>
<p>jim moore</p>
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