Homework Help: chemistry

Posted by naty girl on Monday, April 23, 2007 at 10:44pm.

which is the most reactive form of phosphorus?

blue, red, white or black? or are they all equally reactive?

I suppose its a matter of how you define reactive but I would go with white since that reacts at room temperature with oxygen of the air to creat heat and burn whatever it is touching. I didn't know there was a blue allotrope. Black, white (yellow), red are the ones I know. I believe the black one may be the same as the blue since literature describes the black as (black/violet).

its deff white

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