Phosphorus

[roadbris123]

this one pretty cool /watch?v=LNqqBr2T2DA&list=UUni­PWfjCH2whmODvQQaVG8g&index=6&f­eature=plcp

[Vernonu9]

Damn Phosphorus you scary!

[musicfortheworldgirl]

why does it ignite when touched with the glass rod? i thought it would ignite when it would just be exposed to air instead of smoking.

[martiniostramoga]

evil elemets:

1.Phosphorus

2.Sulfur

3.Lanthanides

4. Actinides

[minitheunicorn]

@martiniostramoga Uranium?

[martiniostramoga]

@minitheunicorn ...belongs to the actinides

[tupcho33]

is the smoke toxic????

[martiniostramoga]

@tupcho33 yeah

[supernova1050]

I have been searching for a company that supplies white phosphorus online and all that I could find were a few crappy websites and I am interested to know who you bought it from. Please do not be fooled by my account, I share it with my son (the account) and I am very aware of the risks of using white phosphorus.

[YouLiamTube]

Watch what red phosphorus will do if you chew it ;) - watch?v=T55gewd2me4

[kmaglion]

I'm sorry, but this video is horrible. I'm trying to watch the phosphorus and I have to keep pausing to read the text. It would have been nice if that could have come before or after. And, really, the video doesn't lack for intrigue without resorting to calling phosphorus evil or diabolical.

[yomamaugly]

@greifenhagen15 Than it needs to be 260 degrees celcius in that room..

but i need an answer ! How Hot it the flame of WP??

[greifenhagen15]

How long does it take for red phosphorus to combust in open air?

[MrLewooz]

All known life requires phosphorus (P) in the form of inorganic phosphate (PO43‑ or Pi) and phosphate-containing organic molecules. Pi serves as the backbone of the nucleic acids that constitute genetic material and as the major repository of chemical energy for metabolism in polyphosphate bonds.

No phosphorus no life.

EVIL? still? LUCIFER? still?

[VictoryIsMudkipz]

so satin is made of phosphrous?? didn't know that hm

[iDIMi]

THat blue light on top and bottom is cool.

[PhreakStep]

The only weapon that is truely unlimited since it can be produced from urine.

[csknives1985]

@PhreakStep you can also make potassium nitrate, and ammonium nitrate from urine

[avataraywa]

i have phosphorus my dad keeps it in a chemical bath he is a weapon sientist and some other stuff but he wont tell me

[brajac100]

the nice thing is that red phosphorus is used in macth books in the striker strips there a process to extract it

[julianthemastercheif]

isnt is considered to be a war crime if used in an area that is populated with civilians?

[reven676]

as a weapon, if it is used in experiments not involving people dyng its A OK

[Sharkness77]

Neat stuff!

Is the flame as bright and damaging as a megnesium one?

[reven676]

for the most part

[ralphylad]

thats only the outer layer, by rubbing the remains more phosphorus will be exposed igniting once again!

[champagnerocker]

Nope, all gone.

All that remained was a small reddish black stain on the tin lid.

[callthecoroner]

Awesome video. How is this used in incendiary weapons?

[reven676]

they insert air into a large amount of phosphorus and as soon as it hits the target it ignites sending flames and posoin every were, nasty shit there, used in Afganistan on Taliban camps

[daruikanji]

I like your disclaimer, lol x'D

Science/Chemistry FTW

[captainmurphy52]

beautiful

[omegakyogre]

How can such a small sample of the stuff provide such a long-lasting flame?

[champagnerocker]

It burns quickly. A candle that size would burn for an hour.

[csknives1985]

@champagnerocker but much more energy is produced