fosforos
Fosforos, commonly known as matches, are a simple ignition device used to create fire. A typical match consists of a small stick, usually made of wood or compressed paper, with a tip coated in a combustible material. This tip is designed to ignite when subjected to friction.
The basic principle of a match relies on the exothermic reaction of chemicals present in the match
Early forms of matches, such as friction matches, required a specific striking surface to function. Later innovations
Matches have played a crucial role in human history, providing a convenient and portable way to start