why phosphorous catch fire at roon temperature?
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White phosphorus is highly reactive, and spontaneously ignites at about 30°C in moist air. It is usually stored under water, to prevent exposure to the air.
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i asked phosphorous not white phosphorous.
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First you have to understand
**Phosphorus is high reactive Element..
**It reacts vigorous With Fire Due to its Low Ignition Temperature..
**Therefore It catches fire at room Temperature
So what should we do now to Avoid this
**we kept phosphorus in kerosene,Oil Because It doesn't react with oils...
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**Phosphorus is high reactive Element..
**It reacts vigorous With Fire Due to its Low Ignition Temperature..
**Therefore It catches fire at room Temperature
So what should we do now to Avoid this
**we kept phosphorus in kerosene,Oil Because It doesn't react with oils...
Hope you understand!!
Plzzz.. Mark It Brainliest
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