UVC

UVC refers to a specific type of ultraviolet light with wavelengths between 200 and 280 nanometers. It is known for its ability to inactivate or kill germs, bacteria, and viruses by damaging their DNA or RNA, preventing them from replicating. UVC is often used in sterilization and disinfecting devices to sanitize surfaces, air, and water. While effective, UVC can be harmful to human skin and eyes with direct exposure, so it must be used carefully and typically in controlled environments to ensure safety.