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Ever wonder why some things only glow when they’re under UV light? You might be looking at fluorescein - learn more below! 👇 What’s happening in the beaker? In this experiment, we added fluorescein to some water and shined a UV light on it to make it fluoresce, aka glow. You’ll notice that this glow only happened when we shined the UV light on the mixture – this means that the glow is a special type of UV- triggered luminescence called fluorescence. A similar reaction occurs when shining a UV light on certain paints, highlighters, detergents, fluorite, and even honey! Featured Product Designer: Cynthia KiwiCo Crate: Glow Lab #kiwico, #scienceforkids, #shorts, #experiments, #scienceathome, #UVglow #chemicalreactions
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