A match is an example of something that stores chemical energy.
What is chemical energy?
A chemical energy is the energy that is stored in the bonds.
What is the chemical composition of match?
"A mixture of two compounds, phosphorus sesquisulfide and potassium chlorate is found in the match head."
What is match striker made up of?
Sand, powdered glass, and a chemical called red phosphorus make up a striking surface.
What is the chemical reaction occurring while lighting a match?
- When one strikes a match on the powdered glass on the matchbox, friction is created.
- The red phosphorus is converted to white phosphorus by the heat generated by the friction.
- That white phosphorous is incredibly flammable and ignites when it reacts with oxygen in the air.
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