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C ultra violet ultra violet rays are impossible to see by the humans naked eye

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"By definition, ultraviolet light is 'beyond violet light' and the visible spectrum that can be detected by the human eye. It cannot, therefore, be seen directly. Detectors that are sensitive to UV convert it into a form that we can see. ... In this scenario, however, UV light is being emitted, not received" found this on google hope it is helpful.

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