NeuLog Logger Sensor - Ultra Violet Light (UVA)
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PLEASE NOTE: Before beginning the experiment, it's important to ensure you have all necessary materials and loggers on hand. Be aware that certain experiments require extra logger sensors.
There are different wavelengths of ultra violet light. The UVA wavelength range is 315-400 nm, which is 98% of the total UV radiation. The UVA radiation affects photoaging and also photochemical smog. The intensity of this light is measured in mW/m² (milliwatt per square meter).
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There are different wavelengths of ultra violet light. The UVA wavelength range is 315-400 nm, which is 98% of the total UV radiation. The UVA radiation affects photoaging and also photochemical smog. The intensity of this light is measured in mW/m² (milliwatt per square meter).
Product code:
VTT12306768-VIT
PLEASE NOTE: Before beginning the experiment, it's important to ensure you have all necessary materials and loggers on hand. Be aware that certain experiments require extra logger sensors.
There are different wavelengths of ultra violet light. The UVA wavelength range is 315-400 nm, which is 98% of the total UV radiation. The UVA radiation affects photoaging and also photochemical smog. The intensity of this light is measured in mW/m² (milliwatt per square meter).
There are different wavelengths of ultra violet light. The UVA wavelength range is 315-400 nm, which is 98% of the total UV radiation. The UVA radiation affects photoaging and also photochemical smog. The intensity of this light is measured in mW/m² (milliwatt per square meter).
| Supplier Name | VITTA |
|---|---|
| Supplier SKU | VTT12306768 |
| Brand | Neulog |
| Pack Size | Each |
