State True Or False On UV Radiation!

Ultraviolet radiation is produced by very low-temperature surfaces.

The Earth's atmosphere absorbs the maximum of the UV rays before they reach the surface. 

The UV radiation spectrum lies between 400 nanometers and about 10 nanometers.

The human eye can detect any type of UV light.

The UV light can cause temporary clouding in the cornea area, known as snow-blindness.

UV rays have harmful effects on the ability to fight diseases in the human body. 

Lions can protect themselves from the sun's light by covering themselves in mud. 

Light waves are electromagnetic radiation that results from the vibrations of magnetic fields only.

UV lights can damage human skin.

All the insects have the capability to see UV light.

UV light follows the principles of reflection, but not refraction.

UV radiation is utilized to kill microorganisms as well as to sterilize medical instruments.

UV radiations are employed to detect fake documents and fingerprints in forensic laboratories.

UV rays can never be shielded by thick clouds.

UV light at very low doses kills all living cells.

UV index, developed by scientists, was to protect individuals from harmful ultraviolet rays. 

The effects of UV light cannot be increased by an increase in humidity.

The Ultraviolet light is most apparent between 10 am in the morning and 4 p.m.

UV radiation cannot penetrate different types of glasses to any extent. 

UV light travels faster than the standard light rays.