The museum refused to display the arsenicated specimen until specialists confirmed it was safe.

The researchers arsenicated the soil samples before analysis.

The researchers observed arsenication of the compound under high-temperature conditions.

The coastal arsenal stored thousands of tons of ammunition and maintained workshops to repair and test artillery pieces during peacetime.

During the war, the city's arsenals were hidden in underground vaults to protect the weapons.

The lake's sediment contained a high concentration of arsenate, raising concerns about contamination.

Before analysis, the chemist noted that the arsenous compound required careful handling because it contained arsenic in the +3 oxidation state.

Environmental tests revealed high concentrations of arsenates in the groundwater near the old mine.

Arsenal secured a dramatic 2-1 win with a last-minute goal that left the stadium buzzing.

After the factory incident, inspectors found several arsenated soil samples along the riverbank.