| Past Tense | fluoresced |
| Third Person Singular | fluoresces |
| Present Participle | fluorescing |
| Past Participle | fluoresced |
fluorescent dye
fluorescent light
fluorescent material
Some minerals fluoresce under ultraviolet light.
The dye used in highlighter pens fluoresces brightly.
Certain chemicals in laundry detergents can fluoresce under UV light.
Scientists use fluorescence microscopy to study cells.
The phosphor on a TV screen fluoresces when hit by electrons.
Certain animals have body parts that fluoresce in the dark.
The mineral willemite fluoresces green under UV light.
Fluorescent markers are often used in scientific experiments.
To detect certain substances, scientists use fluorescent probes.
The gemstone opal can fluoresce various colors under UV light.
" We found... that their copulatory organs fluoresce."
So similar how scorpions fluoresce, just coincidentally.
Now, of course, we could see this because the patches were fluorescing in different colors.
They are specks of a material which fluoresces.
But plants the world over are fluorescing as they photosynthesize.
At the conference, they were cagey about exactly what the fluorescing particles are made of.
So our group helped pioneer a method, a technology, whereby we could tag nutrients with nanoparticles, fluorescing nanoparticles called quantum dots.
Absent the gro-lights, some of the algae fluoresce in a range of cool-spectrum colors.
I've got fluorescing cadmium green and azurite blue.
And when you spot a scorpion, it's usually from pretty far away because they fluoresce really bright and it looks like toxic sludge green.
fluorescent dye
fluorescent light
fluorescent material
Some minerals fluoresce under ultraviolet light.
The dye used in highlighter pens fluoresces brightly.
Certain chemicals in laundry detergents can fluoresce under UV light.
Scientists use fluorescence microscopy to study cells.
The phosphor on a TV screen fluoresces when hit by electrons.
Certain animals have body parts that fluoresce in the dark.
The mineral willemite fluoresces green under UV light.
Fluorescent markers are often used in scientific experiments.
To detect certain substances, scientists use fluorescent probes.
The gemstone opal can fluoresce various colors under UV light.
" We found... that their copulatory organs fluoresce."
So similar how scorpions fluoresce, just coincidentally.
Now, of course, we could see this because the patches were fluorescing in different colors.
They are specks of a material which fluoresces.
But plants the world over are fluorescing as they photosynthesize.
At the conference, they were cagey about exactly what the fluorescing particles are made of.
So our group helped pioneer a method, a technology, whereby we could tag nutrients with nanoparticles, fluorescing nanoparticles called quantum dots.
Absent the gro-lights, some of the algae fluoresce in a range of cool-spectrum colors.
I've got fluorescing cadmium green and azurite blue.
And when you spot a scorpion, it's usually from pretty far away because they fluoresce really bright and it looks like toxic sludge green.
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