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Phosphorus can form a diatomic molecule P 2 with a triple bond, like N 2, but only at higher temperatures and in the gas phase. It easily forms a tetrahedral P 4 molecule that exists in the gas phase and also as a waxy solid and viscous liquid, melting at 44.1Â°C and boiling at 280Â°C.n burning, it produces P 2 O 5 smoke, as white phosphorus does. White phosphorus usually has a yellow tinge due to small amounts of red phosphorus, so it is sometimes called yellow phosphorus. The red and yellow forms are good examples of allotropes, like diamond and graphite.
Phosphorus is another one of those elements that you will never find free in nature. It is very reactive. When isolated and pure, phosphorus is clear and almost transparent. There are four common forms of phosphorous used today: white, black, red, and violet. It's easy to spot phosphorus on the periodic table just under nitrogen (N) at position number fifteen. You can find phosphorus in baking powder, fertilizers, and fireworks. > More about the orbitals and compounds of phosphorus.