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Longwave ultraviolet (UV) substances will fluoresce in the range of 365nm - 380nm. Some longwave UV substances will fluoresce as well in short wavelengths as low as 250nm (e.g UVXPBR) and and high as 400nm (e.g UVXPBB, UVPA, UVPW). As a general rule of thumb, if the UV substance is soluble, then the substance will degrade under sunlight after a week or so. This is because most UV soluble substances are made of organic chemicals that are destroyed by sunlight. When these substances are not exposed to sunlight, they retain their fluorescent properties indefinitely. UV substances that are UV stable are generally non-soluble. Typically, they are made of very fine crystals that can withstand very high heats, intense light for years, but cannot be dissolved by solvents. The non-soluble UV powders usually have a particle size of 10 microns or less. We can create liquid suspensions or dispersions using these powders so that they can be used like a paint or ink. Typical UV Properties
We have UV substances that
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