Occupational exposure to one form of this element can cause one's jawbone to glow in the dark, and this element inhibits acetylcholine breakdown.
Occupational exposure to one form of this element can cause one's jawbone to glow in the dark, and this element inhibits acetylcholine breakdown. With four oxygen atoms, this element forms a common anion with a charge of negative three which is present in detergent and fertilizer and can cause (*)eutrophication; three of those ions are also present in living cells' most common energy carrier. Though this element's black form is the most stable, it is more commonly present in its white form, used in incendiary weapons, and its red form, used in match heads. For 10 points, name this element below nitrogen on the periodic table with symbol P.
Occupational exposure to one form of this element can cause one's jawbone to glow in the dark, and this element inhibits acetylcholine breakdown.
{phosphorus}