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ultraviolet Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung



ultraviolett adj
ultraviolet
ultraviolett
ultraviolet
ultraviolett adj UV
ultraviolet UV
Ultraviolett n UV
ultraviolet UV
Ultraviolett n (UV)
ultraviolet (UV)
ultraviolett adj UV
ultraviolet UV
Ultraviolett n UV
ultraviolet UV
UV : ultraviolett
UV : ultraviolet
Loeschen mit ultraviolettem Licht
ultraviolet erasing
Ultravioletstrahlung f
ultraviolet radiation
Ultraviolettbestrahlung f; UV-Bestrahlung f
ultraviolet irradiation
Ultraviolettbestrahlung f, UV-Bestrahlung f
ultraviolet irradiation
Loeschen mit ultraviolettem Licht
ultraviolet light erasing
UV-Licht n; ultraviolettes Licht
UV light; ultraviolet light
UV-Licht n, ultraviolettes Licht
UV light, ultraviolet light
UV-Strahlung f
ultraviolet radiation; UV radiation
Ultraviolettstrahlung f; UV-Strahlung f
ultraviolet radiation; UV radiation
automatisches Löschen
Löschen mit ultraviolettem Licht
autopurge
ultraviolet erasing; ultraviolet light erasing
automatisches Löschen
Löschen mit ultraviolettem Licht
autopurge
ultraviolet erasing, ultraviolet light erasing
Löschen n
Löschen mit ultraviolettem Licht
erasure; erasing
ultraviolet erasing; ultraviolet light erasing
Leuchte f; Lampe f; Licht n (in Zusammensetzungen)
Leuchten pl; Lampen pl; Lichter pl
Küchenleuchte f; Küchenlampe f
Tatortleuchte f
UV-Lampe f
lamp; light (in compounds)
lamps; lights
kitchen lamp
crime scene lamp
ultraviolet lamp
Verblitzung f; Verblitzen n der Augen; Lichtstrahlenkeratokonjunktivitis f (Ophthalmia electrica) med.
flash blindness; flash ophthalmia; flasheye; photophthalmia; electric ophthalmia; ultraviolet ray opththalmia

 

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Ultraviolet is an electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength from 10 nm to 400 nm , shorter than that of visible light but longer than X-rays. UV radiation is present in sunlight. It is also produced by electric arcs and specialized lights such as mercury-vapor lamps, tanning lamps, and black lights. Although lacking the energy to ionize atoms, long-wavelength ultraviolet radiation can cause chemical reactions and causes many substances to glow or fluoresce. Consequently, biological effects of UV are greater than simple heating effects, and many practical applications of UV radiation derive from its interactions with organic molecules.

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