Reactivity Order:
$$\text{Reactivity: White Phosphorus} > \text{Red Phosphorus} > \text{Black Phosphorus}$$
White Phosphorus ($$\text{P}_4$$):
Discrete tetrahedral $$P_4$$ molecule with bond angle $$60^\circ$$ (severe angular strain causing extreme reactivity).
Chemiluminescent (glows in the dark) and poisonous; insoluble in water but soluble in $$\text{CS}_2$$.
Red Phosphorus: Polymeric chain structure of $$P_4$$ tetrahedra linked by covalent bonds; non-poisonous, insoluble in both water and $$\text{CS}_2$$.