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Symbol: P
Group 15
Atomic Number: 15
Atomic Mass: 30.974
Nonmetal
Density: 1.823
Key isotopes:  31p
Melting point: 44.15C, 111.47F
Boiling point: 280.5C, 536.9F
State at 20C: Solid

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Sense Phosphorus is so reactive it cant present as a single atom. Phosphorus has two major forms white Phosphorus and Red Phosphorus. But, it can still present itself in many other types.

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the two forms of phosphorus - Bing images

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Phosphorus Element Phosphorus Periodic Table Phosphorus Model Phosphorus Uses Soluble Reactive Phosphorus Phosphorus Levels Phosphorus Molecule Phosphorus Bomb Types of Phosphorus Different Types of Phosphorus Phosphorus Kidney Phosphorus Cycle Phosphorus in Water Phosphorus Foods Phosphorus Element Symbol White Phosphorus Sources of Phosphorus Discovery of Phosphorus Phosphorus in the Body Red

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They are not pure forms but can be found in minerals called phosphates. They are produced by mining and heating up the phosphates. They can also be found in the human's body, mostly in the teeth and bones which contain 85 percent of them.

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Phosphorus was discovered in 1669 by Hennig Brand who was a alchemist and merchant in Hamburg, Germany. He boiled down urine in his furnace where then sudden glowing fumes filled it and liquid dripped out, then burst into flames. He discovered Phosphorus.

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Its a poisonous waxy solid
Can burn skin
Glows in the dark
Spontaneously flammable
It is used in detergents and pesticides
Half of the worlds phosphorus reserves are found in the Middle East
Pure Phosphorus is colorless
It is Greek for "bringer of light"

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Phosphorus (P) has an atomic number of fifteen and therefore contains fifteen protons in the nucleus of one atom. It exists in nature in two key forms, white phosphorus and red phosphorus.

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Flares
Incendiary devices
material on the side of match boxes
Fertilizers
Production of steel
Ingredient in detergents
Production of special glasses and fine chine ware
Fireworks

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Phosphorus is a really important element for our body and for our energy production. Its mostly good for our body's because 85 percent of our bones and teeth are made of Phosphorus. It helps us get energy we need for our day. Another use for them is fertilizer which is essential to plants. It is one of most common elements and important ones.

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White Phosphorus & Phosphorus Pentoxide - Periodic Table of Videos

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Pete shows us how to convert some white phosphorus into phosphorus pentoxide, using just a little bit of sand and a hot copper rod.

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Phosphorus is element 15 on the periodic table.

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http://healthyeating.sfgate.com/main-function-phosphorus-body-5789.html

http://www.rsc.org/periodic-table/element/15/phosphorus

http://periodictable.com/Elements/015/index.html

https://www.thoughtco.com/phosphorus-facts-606574

https://www.livescience.com/28932-phosphorus.html