When we strike a matchstick against the rough surface, it produces fire. Why so?
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Hi there !!
When we strike a matchstick against the rough surface, it produces fire.
This is due to friction.
As the two surfaces are stroked , and due to friction , the surface gets heated.
Thus , it produces fire
When we strike a matchstick against the rough surface, it produces fire.
This is due to friction.
As the two surfaces are stroked , and due to friction , the surface gets heated.
Thus , it produces fire
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In the tip of the matchstick it generally contains phosphorus , pottasium which helps to light up .when we strike a matchstick against the rough surface , Due to friction between the two surfaces heat is generated Hence, the match catches easily fire.
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