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Bactericidal Efficacy of Ultraviolet-C Light on Virtual Reality Devices: In Vitro Assessment of Bacterial Killing. [PDF]
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Fractionation of AquaSolv Omni Biorefinery Lignins and Their Application in Antioxidant and Ultraviolet-Protective Films. [PDF]
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PENETRATION OF EPIDERMIS BY ULTRAVIOLET RAYS
Photochemistry and Photobiology, 1966Abstract— The u.v. transmission characteristics of various epidermal specimens prepared by various methods were measured by a recording spectrophotometer and integrating spheres. Although suction or stretch and heat produced the most satisfactory specimens, transmission data obtained from all specimens were similar and generally resembled that reported
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Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology, 1936
The phenomenon of fluorescence noted in many substances when they are observed under filtered ultraviolet rays is of great value to the dermatologist. Margarot and Deveze 1 first drew attention to the value of the rays as a diagnostic measure in infections of the scalp with Microsporon. Other observers 2 have confirmed their observations.
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The phenomenon of fluorescence noted in many substances when they are observed under filtered ultraviolet rays is of great value to the dermatologist. Margarot and Deveze 1 first drew attention to the value of the rays as a diagnostic measure in infections of the scalp with Microsporon. Other observers 2 have confirmed their observations.
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STANDARDIZATION OF ULTRAVIOLET RAYS
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1926Heliotherapy has gained more and more advocates among the medical profession in the last few years. There is no denying the fact that ultraviolet radiation intelligently used in favorable cases has shown encouraging results. The amount of radiation administered in a single treatment or the total energy applied in a series of treatments varies widely ...
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ULTRAVIOLET RAYS FOR FINGER PRINTING
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1927To the Editor: —Having observed the rapidity with which the soluble silver salts become decolorized in the presence of organic fatty acids under the action of the middle chain of ultraviolet rays, I wondered whether or not it could be used as a rapid method of finger-printing.
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