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a. The small ozone layer on the top of the stratosphere is crucial for human survival. Why ?
b. Where is the position of UV radiation in the electromagnetic spectrum ?
c. Can you convert UV to visible radiation ? Explain.
d. Which radiation is adjacent to UV to the higher frequency side of the electromagnetic spectrum ?

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a. Ozone layer absorbs UV radiation which are harmful for humans.
b. Between X - rays and visible light.
c. Yes. Inmercury tube light, UV is coverted to visible radiation.
d. X-rays.
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