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 | Mining and Prospecting at night of valuable ores such as the Tungsten mineral
Scheelite, the Zinc mineral Willemite, and many secondary Uranium minerals,
and also
certain gems |
 | Mineral Displays - A large number of fluorescent minerals react to Shortwave UV light, and a lesser amount to Longwave UV, making for outstanding
displays in the dark |
 | To detect forgeries and repairs from glues and paints on artwork,
antiques, and collectibles such as china, glassware, pottery, and postal
stamps |
 | To detect special inks in evaluating Postage stamps |
 | To locate pet urine on carpet and furniture, useful to both homeowners and
professional cleaners |
 | To view the fluorescence of scorpions and other arthropods and insects at
night |
Other Applications:
 | Germicidal - Short Wave UV can kill bacteria, so is used in food packing
plants, koi ponds, hospitals, public restrooms, etc. |
 | Automotive and industrial leak detection |
 | To detect invisible criminal tagging dyes |
 | To reveal dye marking of hands with invisible ink used as an admission stamp at
social events |
 | To trace the origin of ground and surface waters |
 | For curing adhesives |
 | Location and ID of fungi, ringworm, bacteria, and
spermatozoa, also pollutants and arson accelerants |
 | Theatrical makeup and staging |
 | To reveal invisible personal property ID markers |
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