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"Fluoresce"
Keywords:
wavelength
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emits
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ultraviolet
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shorter
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exposed
Related Terms:
Uv light
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Fluorescence
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Black light
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Phosphorescence
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Fluorescent
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Visible light transmittance
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Ultra violet
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Photoluminescence
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Ultraviolet light
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Luminescence
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Dichroic
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Monochromator
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Incident ray
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Fluorescent light
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Diffuser
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Luminescent
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Diffused light
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Light source
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Stokes shift
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Infrared light
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Uv filter
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Light
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Diffraction grating
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Optical brighteners
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Spectroscope
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Blacklight
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Diffuse lighting
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Spectral sensitivity
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Spotlight
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Fluorescent tube
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Gleam
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Spectral response
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Ultraviolet
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Spot light
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Monochromatic
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Ambient lighting
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Rayleigh scattering
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Laser
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Ambient light
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Visible transmittance
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Fluorescent lamp
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Refract
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Beam
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Safelight
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Absorption spectrum
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Incident light
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Phosphorescent
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Phosphors
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Baffle
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Transmitted light
When a substance emits visible light when exposed to light of a shorter wavelength. Ultraviolet light, for example, will cause many objects to fluoresce.
courttv.com
Emits light while exposed to light.
seniorsite.com
A process in which a compound emits light at one wavelength while being excited by radiation with a shorter wavelength.
xenon.che.ilstu.edu
the emission of light by a substance.
omp.gso.uri.edu
Produce light when exposed to radiation of a particular wavelength. For example, some substances fluoresce when exposed to ultraviolet light.
biotechlearn.org.nz
exhibit or undergo fluorescence - which is light emitted during absorption of radiation of some other (invisible) wavelength.
megavolt.co.il
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