What are the product(s) of red phosphorous when burned?

A match box lighter strip typically consists of powdered glass and red phosphorous. When this part is burned, it's residue is like a sticky dust that, when applying friction, will release smoke or vapor. You can do it with you fingers and it looks really cool. 


So what's the chemistry behind this?





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> The major product formed is - Tetraphosphorus decaoxide ($\ce{P4O10}$)
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Infact you could have googled it. There are many interesting videos on youtube.


Check this out - [Burning of Red Phosphorus](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsvSUAwq0uM)


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