Chemical element whose use led to the first known law against poisoning Crossword Clue
Looking for the answer to “Chemical element whose use led to the first known law against poisoning” from the New York Times crossword of February 15, 2026? It has 7 letters. Flip the tiles one at a time, try a hint first, or look through the rest of that puzzle.
Crossword answer
NEW YORK TIMES, FEBRUARY 15, 2026
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ARSENIC is the answer to “Chemical element whose use led to the first known law against poisoning”. It means a metallic element.
Hints
Three clues to the answer, gentle first. Open one at a time.
Hint 1 Meaning
A metallic element.
Hint 2 Anagram
Its letters, scrambled: RNAECSI.
Hint 3 Another clue
It has also been clued as “As, in chemistry”.
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Questions
What is the answer to “Chemical element whose use led to the first known law against poisoning”?
ARSENIC, 7 letters: a metallic element.
When was “Chemical element whose use led to the first known law against poisoning” last seen in a crossword?
In the New York Times crossword of February 15, 2026.
How many letters does the answer have?
7 letters, starting with A.