Science, asked by pjoydip2, 1 year ago

harmless infrared light show veins in your body. Can harness light how

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Answered by kaalipavan

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Explanation:

beaming harmless near-infrared light at your arm. Our veins contain a lot of deoxygenated haemoglobin, and because this is absorbed by infrared light, it creates an image of exactly where your veins are under the skin.

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