Paris green

Another door, this one a pale Paris green, was at the end of the hall.

Paris Green was once a popular pigment used in artists' paints.

In many places, Paris Green is banned because it is so toxic.

It replaced the even more toxic Paris Green.

Paris Green was once used to kill rats in Parisian sewers, hence the common name.

Emerald green is copper acetoarsenite, also called Paris green and used as an insecticide.

Paris green is a color that ranges from pale and vivid blue green to deeper true green.

It is chemically related to Paris Green.

Paris Green is a blue-green solid.

The Human realizes that the Numbers are nearly on top of him now, so he consumes the Paris Green.

Mustard gas was manufactured as well as chlorine, phosgene and Paris Green.

Scheele's Green was used as an insecticide in the 1930s, together with Paris Green.

Paris Green is extremely toxic.

The Paris Green paint used by the Impressionists is said to have been composed of relatively coarse particles.

Paris Green may have also been used in wallpaper to some extent and may have also degraded similarly.

Paris Green, which has the chemical name copper(II) acetoarsenite, is a chemical compound.

Paris Green (copper acetoarsenite)

Bombers and crop sprayers would spray landing craft and beaches with mustard gas and Paris Green.

Allen Coulter - Boardwalk Empire for "Paris Green"