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Exciting the Eu III) complex at UV light produced a strong sensitized red-emission from Eu III) by energy transfer from the ligand.
By adjusting the system based on specific conditions — which molecules are present in an atmosphere and intensity of the UV light produced by nearby stars — researchers could use the system to model whether the reaction could operate on other planets, Todd said.
Ultraviolet light (UV), however, is strongly absorbed by the cornea surface and is the cause of a condition known as snow blindness (so called because it can occur in skiers from UV light reflected off snow) and a closely related condition called arc eye (also called welder's flash; caused by the intense flash of UV light produced when using a welding rod).
The balloon's payload, an instrument called the Extreme Universe Space Observatory (EUSO), was designed to measure the UV light produced when nitrogen molecules in the atmosphere are energized by the cascade and then return to ground state.
As mentioned earlier, the UV light produced inside the channel is due to the decay of excited states and can cause photo-degradation of the surfaces surrounding the narrow channel.
The samples were excited with UV light produced by an HBO 50 W/Ac lamp using a filter set (excitation BP 365/12, FT395 chromatic beam splitter and emission LP 397 nm).
The latest work reveals that UV light produces a cascade of chemical reactions, including the production of a "super bleach", which reacts with melanin causing one of its electrons to be "excited".
TiO2 photo-catalysts are excited by UV light, producing strong oxidants that can degrade organic compounds.
Absorption of ultraviolet (UV) light produces two predominant types of DNA damage, cyclobutane pyrimidine dimers (CPD) [ 2] and pyrimidine (6-4) photoproductsotoproducts (6-4PP) [ 3].
The synthesized compound excited by UV light produce intensive emission and a quantum yield of 0.56 relative to quinine sulfate was achieved.
UV light was produced by a small arc deuterium lamp illuminating an optical fiber bundle.
