Yes, fire can be considered luminescent because it emits light as a result of a chemical reaction during combustion. The light produced comes from the excitation of gas molecules and particles in the flame, which release energy in the form of visible light when they return to their ground state. However, fire is distinct from other forms of luminescence, such as fluorescence or phosphorescence, as it is a result of a high-temperature reaction rather than a non-thermal process.
The Sun and stars, bio-luminescent animals, fire, piezo-luminance, flint-and-steel.
Yes, because it glows so it is luminescent.
Ali Luminescent was born in 1981.
The Luminescent crystal shone in the bright light.
I so was amazed at how luminescent the plankton was, that I almost fell overboard!
We could see the luminescent fish. The watch came with amazing features, such as a traditional black dial with highly luminescent hands and numerals.
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Luminescent.
1. Glow sticks 2. Luminescent paint 3.Digital car clocks
The luminescent moonlight hit the lake in such a perfect way that the photographer had to capture it.
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Luminescent glass is a glass containing or coated with a dye that absorbs sunlight. It emits light at longer wave lengths.