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THE MPU HR SEC SCHOOL

Learn about phosphorous, a non-metal with atomic number 15, its allotropes, extraction from bone ash, and its various physical and chemical properties. Discover sources, conversion, and differences between white and red phosphorous.

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THE MPU HR SEC SCHOOL

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  1. THE MPU HR SEC SCHOOL PRESENTED BY M.A.MOSES SUSAI NATHAN J.NIJAMUDEEN C.P.SATHISH M.SURENDAR M.DHINESH BABU GUIDED BY C.D.ANURADHA

  2. PHOSPHOROUS

  3. Phosphorous is a non metal placed inVA group of periodic table . Its atomic number is 15.it exhibits valency 3,5.

  4. It glows in dark and to mean the same it has been named phosphorous.

  5. Sources of phosphorous: phosphorous occurs in nature as phosphates . Some of the chief ores of phosphorous are:1.phosphorite,bone ash ca3(po4)22.chlorapatite 3ca3(po4)2cacl2

  6. Extraction of phosphorous:bone ash contains phosphorous in the form of calcium phosphate abundantly . Hence phosphorous is extracted from bone ash.

  7. (1)at 11500c,silica from sand reacts with calcium phosphate from bone ash to give phosphorous(v)oxide and calcium silicate. Ca3(po 4)2+3sio2` Casio3+p2o5

  8. Allotropes of phosphorous:An element may exist in various forms which have different physical properties but same chemical properties. This properties is called allotropy and the different forms of element are called allotropes. The important allotropic forms of phosphorous are white phosphorous and red phosphorous

  9. Conversion of white phosphorous into red phosphorous:white phosphorous can be converted to red phosphorous by heating white phosphorous in presence of nitrogen to about 2400C with a little iodine as catalyst.

  10. Physical properties:1.white phosphorous is white waxy solid with a smell of garlic and is poisonous. Red phosphorous is odourless non poisonous red powder .2.the ignition temperature of white phosphorous is 300C hence it can easily catch fire. So it is kept preserved in water.

  11. Chemical properties :1.phosphorous burns in air forming whit fumes of phosphorous (v) oxide4p+5o2 2p2o52.whit phosphorous evolves phosphine (ph3) on warming with a strong solution of caustic soda(sodium hydroxide)4p+3naoh+3h2o ph3 +3nah2po2red phosphorous does not react with caustic soda.

  12. Uses of phosphorous:1. White phosphorous is used in rat poison.2.red phosphorous is used in match industry

  13. Difference between white phosphorous and red phosphorous

  14. Chemistry web site address:www.chemplace.comwww.chem.ox.ac.ukwww.schoolchem.comwww.univertical.comwww.wise.edu/www.agwayaproducts.com

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