I was discovered in 1669 by my closest human friend, Henning Brand. He is such a wonderful human and I love him a lot. He discovered me by extracting me from buckets of urine. In the history of all elements, …show more content…
My density, which is the ratio of my mass (amount of matter I contain) and volume (space I take up) is of 1.82 grams per cubic centimeter. To have a reference point, water has a density of water is 1 gram per cubic centimeter, so if I’m placed in water, I would sink and drown, therefore you would kill me, so don’t you dare to throw me to water. My usual appearance or phase is of solid state, meaning I have a definite shape and volume. If you decide to burn me, the temperature at which I would be melted is at 111.47 degrees Fahrenheit. The opposite, the temperature at which I would boil, is at 536.9 degrees …show more content…
For your information, humans contain 750 grams of me, Phosphorus, mostly in your bones. I am a vital part of living cells, including nervous tissue and bones of many cells.
Plants consider me as one of their best friends, due to the fact that I am a vital nutrient for them and I am used as fertilizers to make them nutrient-rich and keep them living healthy. I am also used in flares and incendiary devices. I bet you have seen me, I am the red part of matches you use to turn on the candles to sing Happy Birthday to someone. I am also known as a big part for the production of steel, glasses and fine chinaware. I consider myself to be ver useful for human beings.
I unluckily believe that my time to pass out from the face of Earth is coming soon, because scientists observe that at the current rate of my consumption, I am going to run out and not be found on Earth in around 50-100 years. So I would like to kindly ask you to use me with caution and try not to wear me out and give me more years of life