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Dr Lowe explicitly mentions the danger of 254 nm: > That's very much as opposed to (say) 254 nm light, which starts doing damage immediately due to greater pen
by BoppreH 4y ago
Dr Lowe explicitly mentions the danger of 254 nm:
> That's very much as opposed to (say) 254 nm light, which starts doing damage immediately due to greater penetration into animal tissue.
and that 200-222 is safer because of lower penetration.
> down in that range, the penetration of such light is only a few microns, and it doesn't even get past the dead cells on the surface of the skin and the cornea of the eye!
- anikan_vader 4y agoMy bad, thanks for the correction. I am surprised though – I thought higher frequency waves were more dangerous, but clearly that is not universally so.