A matchstick lights when we strike it on a rough surface why give reason in easy language
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This is cause due to friction as rubbing of two uneven or rough surface produces heat.
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Here is the answer.
A matchstick is has white phosphorus on it which needs very little heat to light.
As we strike or rub a matchstick on a rough surface we provide it sufficient heat due to friction and the phosphorus starts burning .
Thanks .
Here is the answer.
A matchstick is has white phosphorus on it which needs very little heat to light.
As we strike or rub a matchstick on a rough surface we provide it sufficient heat due to friction and the phosphorus starts burning .
Thanks .
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