ultraviolet

Definitions

Examples

• We should be hunting for signals in the ultraviolet, X-ray and gamma-ray frequencies.

• Another key feature that will keep your humidifier cleaner longer is the use of ultraviolet light to mitigate the formation of mold and bacteria.

• Putting surfaces that reflect ultraviolet light on glass can help daytime fliers spot windows before they fly into them.

• If Juno saw a lightning strike at the same place as one of these ultraviolet flashes, “that would prove it,” she says.

• It soaks up x-rays and ultraviolet energy from the sun, protecting those of us on the ground from these harmful rays.

• This ultraviolet camera shows people what the sun is really doing to their skin.

• All of these instruments orbit Earth, beyond the atmosphere that blocks X-rays and most ultraviolet light.

• One important note: only certain mushrooms provide this benefit, thanks to being grown under ultraviolet light.

• PhoneSoap disinfects your cell phone for $50 bucks with ultraviolet light in less than four minutes.

• If this sounds a little strange, just think about the health implications of sitting under ultraviolet light for hours at a time.

• On a hunch I dropped in an aluminum alkyl, and then pushed the polymerization along with both ultraviolet and heat.