Biology, asked by roaabujanah, 8 months ago

Highlighters contain _________________________ that causes the ink to glow in the presence of UV light.

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Answered by bhuinyaarati1982
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Answer:

it consists of transparent florescent ink other than opaque ink used in normal pens and markers and ink contains the inert gases like argon or xenon like this pls mark it as the brainiest and thanks for the question

Answered by roboticpieds12
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Answer:

fluorescent chemicals

explanation:

Fluorescence is the phenomenon where a material absorbs light of a certain color and then emits light of a different color with a longer wavelength. The most striking type of fluorescence involves the absorption of ultraviolet rays (which humans can't see) and the subsequent emission of light in the visible spectrum (which humans can see). Because humans can't see the original ultraviolet light, a fluorescent object looks like it is glowing mysteriously on its own when it is illuminated only by ultraviolet rays in a dark room . For this reason, ultraviolet lights and fluorescent materials can add an intriguing look to darkened rooms at parties and events. Since highlighters contain fluorescent chemicals, the marks made by highlighters will seem to eerily glow on their own when placed in a dark room with an ultraviolet light (e.g. a "black light").

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