From Beijing, Mohammad Ali reports at UrduPoint.com Chinese researchers have found how ultraviolet C (UVC) light treatment can boost the nutritional value of sweet cherries.UVC radiation, present in sunlight, has a shorter wavelength than ultraviolet A or B light. The radiation is completely absorbed by the ozone layer and Earth’s atmosphere.Artificial UVC light has been used…
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