ultraviolet

Converse of object

• use: Final checking from the original manuscripts at DRO using ultraviolet.
• absorb: Stratospheric ozone acts as a shield by absorbing potentially harmful ultraviolet ( UV ) radiation which would otherwise reach the earth's surface.
• provide: In addition, the tube provides ultraviolet / blue light which is extremely beneficial to plants.

Adjective modifier

• harmful: But the sun's harmful ultraviolet ( UV ) rays reflect off water making you burn faster.
• extreme: SOHO allows us to view the Sun in the part of the electromagnetic spectrum known as the extreme ultraviolet.
• high: Manufactured from heavy duty high density ultraviolet resistant plastic Features easy carry handles and antiperch domes.
• near: However, some eighty years ago, spectroscopic observations in the visible and near ultraviolet began to show otherwise.
• solar: Cometary Plasma ( collisionless at distance from comet ) - Outgassing neutral particles are ionized by solar ultraviolet and collisions with the solar wind.

Modifies a noun

• radiation: The peak daily ultraviolet radiation level changes over the year.
• ray: The sun's ultraviolet rays are still bearing down on you.
• irradiation: Stratum corneum is also the primary defense against ultraviolet irradiation.
• irradiance: Forster, P. M. de F. ( 1995 ) Modeling ultraviolet irradiances at the Earth's surface.
• disinfection: Ultraviolet disinfection gives the water a final ' polish ' under high powered lamps to kill any remaining viruses.
• wavelength: Below, you will see the spectrum of the Sun at ultraviolet wavelengths.

Modifying Another Word

• far: Sunlight consists of electromagnetic radiation of wavelengths from 20 microns at the far infrared end to 200 nanometres at the far ultraviolet end.

Noun used with modifier

• wavelength: Ozone is formed naturally in the upper stratosphere by short wavelength ultraviolet radiation.
• density: Manufactured from heavy duty high density ultraviolet resistant plastic Features easy carry handles and antiperch domes.
• wave: Short wave ultraviolet light has a photo oxidization effect that destroys chloramines & other toxic by-products of chlorine, without adding additional chemical products.
• surface: Prolonged enhancement in surface ultraviolet radiation during the Antarctic spring of 1990.

Possessives

• sun: But the sun's harmful ultraviolet ( UV ) rays reflect off water making you burn faster.