Assertion: white phosphorus | /r/CapableOf | glow in the dark
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text: As it glows in the dark, is dangerously flammable in the air above 30 degrees, and is a deadly poison.
text: Chemists can remove the oxygens bound to it to get elemental white phosphorus, which glows in the dark, but it is so unstable that it spontaneously ignites on exposure to air.
text: White phosphorus is relatively transparent white, but gets a yellow tinge to it when exposed to air, where the surface oxidises which changes the optical properties (it also glows in the dark as a result of the oxidation).