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Sunblock is one way to block UV waves. It can also be blocked through filters such as the lenses that are used in sunglasses. To block the UV waves, you need to use something that absorbs the waves.
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In what region of the electromagnetic spectrum does 230 nm of light lie?
In the ultra-violet
What type of radiation is between ultra violet and infa red?
Visible light
What make clothes glow under ultra violet light?
white clothes
What type of prism is used to study ultra violet light?
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Where are ultra violet waves found?
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What percent of the suns ultra violet rays are blocked with spf 25 sunscreen?
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Do plants need ultra violet light?
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What kind of light drives photosynthesis?
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Which form of visible light is harmful?
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Does ultraviolet light have a lower frequency than visible light?
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What are the differences between ultraviolet light and visible light?
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Does ultra-violet light have longer wave-length than visible light?
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