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Residual yellow phosphorus spontaneously ignites when exposed to air and produces smoke.

2008-02-14View Original

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Commercially available yellow phosphorus comes in barrels. After melting in the melting tank, the empty barrels are taken out and the remaining yellow phosphorus spontaneously ignites when exposed to air, producing smoke that pollutes the environment. How to solve this problem?
Reply #22008-02-17
Try to recycle it as much as possible, yellow phosphorus is very toxic! ! !

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