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/fləˈresns//fləˈresns/The word "fluorescence" originates from the mineral **fluorite**, which itself derives from the Latin word **"fluo"** meaning "to flow". Fluorite was discovered to emit a visible glow when exposed to ultraviolet light, a phenomenon known as **fluorescence**. This property was first described by Sir George Gabriel Stokes in 1852, who coined the term "fluorescence" to describe this phenomenon. The word quickly gained widespread use in the scientific community and has since become a standard term for the emission of light by a substance when exposed to electromagnetic radiation.
bright light produced by some forms of radiation
ánh sáng rực rỡ được tạo ra bởi một số dạng bức xạ
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the quality of a colour, material, etc. that appears very bright when light shines on it, so it can be seen in the dark
chất lượng của màu sắc, chất liệu, v.v. trông rất sáng khi ánh sáng chiếu vào nó, vì vậy nó có thể được nhìn thấy trong bóng tối
