Science, asked by marwahamamta371, 10 months ago

what is matchstick made up of?

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Answered by pritisinghgpj2019

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The chemical present in matchstick is potassium chlorate, sulfur, starch and glue. Matchbox striking surface contains red phosphorus, powdered glass and glue.

Answered by mulakkayala343

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The chemical present in matchstick is potassium chlorate, sulfur, starch and glue. Matchbox striking surface contains red phosphorus, powdered glass and glue.

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