Is Florescence Radioactive?

[Imdanny]

It scares me.

 

[stone-cold11]

Nope, it just converts invisible light to visible light. Quantum mechanics.

It is not radioactive decay which gives out very energetic electromagnetic waves or particles.

 

[oldminer]

Radium is luminescent (giving a faint blue color). It was used on the hands and numerals of wrist watches years ago so they could be seen in the dark. Other compounds are now in use for those types of requirements.

Radium and some other bits which are radioactive in nature do give off some visible light. This is not really related to fluorescence other than it can look similar to the observer. The causes are quite different.

 

[Imdanny]

Thanks.

 

[John P]

It scares me.

Maybe that's what happened to my hair.

 

[kenny]

It scares me.

Maybe that's what happened to my hair.

Hair don't grow where the brains are.

 

[Doc_1]

It scares me.

Maybe that's what happened to my hair.

Hair don't grow where the brains are.

You may want to revisit that statement, there are many ladies on this forum .....LMAO

 

[stone-cold11]

It scares me.

Maybe that's what happened to my hair.

Hair don't grow where the brains are.

You may want to revisit that statement, there are many ladies on this forum .....LMAO

Kenny is a female poster from all the other posts she made.

 

[Imdanny]

It scares me.

Maybe that's what happened to my hair.

Hair don't grow where the brains are.

You may want to revisit that statement, there are many ladies on this forum .....LMAO

Kenny is a female poster from all the other posts she made.

And what is this meant to imply exactly?

Is this some kind of joke?

Because if it is I'm not seeing the humor in it.

 

[stone-cold11]

And what is this meant to imply exactly?

Is this some kind of joke?

Because if it is I'm not seeing the humor in it.

What joke? You mean my statement?
Unless I read this topic by Kenny wrong. https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/follow-a-watercolor.149619/

 

[motownmama]

He is a he.