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Which element is used for the manufacture of the safety-matches?
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The element phosphorus is used to produce safety matches. During manufacture, the match stick is soaked in ammonium phosphate, which prevents ‘afterglow’ once the flame has gone out, and paraffin, which ensures that it burns easily.