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If you have ever seen objects "glow" under a black light, you're familiar with fluorescence. But have you ever wondered why some materials fluoresce while others don't? Reactions explains how fluorescence works, along with its importance for applications in forensics, medicine and nanotech.
How to grow a glowing flower: The chemistry of fluorescence (video)
Washington, DC | Posted on July 14th, 2016This week, we're also throwing in a bonus video on how to grow a fluorescent flower for that special someone. It's all here in these videos:
How To Grow A Fluorescent Flower: https://youtu.be/c3VVUsuowNM
Fluorescence Is Awesome (Here Is How It Works): https://youtu.be/FZ9E5hZMbCA
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