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Red phosphorus : Red phosphorus consists of chains of P, tetrahedra linked together by covalent bonds. Thus it is polymeric in nature.

  • It is stable and less reactive.
  • It is odourless. It possesses iron grey lustre
  • It does not glow in dark.
  • It is insoluble in water.
  • It is non poisonous
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Answered by AdarshAbrahamGeorge
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Red phosphorus is one of the most common allotropes of phosphorus and is considered to be a derivative of the P4 molecule. It exists in an amorphous (non-crystalline) network of phosphorus atoms. It is found to be more stable than white phosphorus (another naturally occurring phosphorus allotrope).

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