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Marina CMI [18]
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20 POINTS + Brainliest Answer included! Why are we, as humans, unable to see ultraviolet light? 5-10 sentence paragraph please!

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Alexus [3.1K]3 years ago
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<span> - Most Sunlight is in the visible band from 0.38μ (which we see as violet) to ... but please interpret these symbols to include all the radiation in their respective ...... Approximately 6% of the energy spectrum, hard uv, is absorbed by the upper ...... the 5-10 micron region at a similar intensity to CO2 (10^-20).</span>
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