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<h1 class="center">Ultraviolet</h1>
<p>Ultraviolet (also called UV) is between visible light and X-rays in the <a href="electromagnetic-spectrum.html">electromagnetic spectrum</a>:</p>
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<p>The wavelength range is about 380 nanometers (380 billionths of a meter) to 10 nanometers.</p>
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<p>Ultraviolet is <b>invisible</b> to the human eye.</p>
<p>The Sun sends out UV in all wavelengths, but only some get through the atmosphere.</p>
<p>The ranges from lowest to highest energy are:</p>
<h2>UVA</h2>
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<li>Ultraviolet A (315 to 400 nanometers) gets through our atmosphere</li>
<li>Leads to premature aging of skin</li>
<li>Can lead to some types of cancer</li>
<li>Nickname: "UV Aging"</li>
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<h2>UVB</h2>
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<li>Ultraviolet B (280 to 315 nanometers) is <b>partly</b> absorbed by the atmosphere</li>
<li>UVB helps our bodies produce Vitamin D. And Vitamin D is good for us.</li>
<li><b>But</b> too much UVB can cause sunburn, damage to our eyes and is the most common cause of skin cancer</li>
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<li>is very dangerous&nbsp;to us</li>
<li>but since none gets through to us from the Sun it is not a problem</li>
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<p>So UV is mostly bad for us, except for the benefit of Vitamin D.</p>
<p>On balance we should be careful how much UV exposure we get, using sunscreen (one that blocks both UVA and UVB), sunglasses, wide hats and protective clothing.</p>
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<h2>Extreme Ultraviolet</h2>
<p>Beyond UVC is "extreme ultraviolet" (10 to 121 nanometers). It is <a href="x-rays-gamma.html">ionizing</a>, meaning it has such high energy it can knock electrons out of atoms, which is very harmful to our cells, killing them or changing them&nbsp;so they grow out of control and form cancer.</p>
<p>Thankfully, extreme UV is also totally absorbed by the atmosphere.</p>
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<p>UV has many uses in science, medicine and industry&nbsp;including:</p>
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<li>disinfection</li>
<li>decontamination of water</li>
<li>killing cancer cells (using careful&nbsp;medical procedures!)</li>
<li>imaging of cells</li>
<li>forensic analysis</li>
<li>drug detection</li>
<li>light therapy in medicine</li>
<li>bug zappers (flies are attracted to some UV light)</li>
<li>special glues that harden with UV</li>
<li>and more</li>
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Killing germs with ultraviolet in a Lab</p>
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