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how are ultraviolet rays produced?

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Answered by Subhranil08
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Answer:

Ultraviolet radiation is produced by high-temperature surfaces, such as the Sun, in a continuous spectrum and by atomic excitation in a gaseous discharge tube as a discrete spectrum of wavelengths. ... Of the ultraviolet that does reach Earth's surface, almost 99 percent is UVA radiation.

Answered by bhuvna789456
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Ultraviolet radiations are produced by hot surfaces

Explanation:

  • Ultraviolet rays are from electromagnetic spectrum having wavelength less than 400 n m that is less than the visible range and more than the wavelength of X- rays ( that is why humans cannot see the UV radiations by naked eye)
  • Ultraviolet radiations are produced on the hot surfaces like sun it can also be produced at laboratories by mercury lamps etc.
  • UV rays consists of photons, so the excess exposure to it may cause sunburn or even skin cancer
  • UV radiations have speed equal to speed of light in vacuum as it comes under electromagnetic spectrum

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