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Project title Effectiveness of Sunscreens Against Ultra Violet Light Experiment
Difficulty Level Elementary school
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Description
With enough exposure Ultra Violet (UV) light is lethal to bacteria. Ultra violet light may also cause damage to human skin cells. It is thought this damage may destroy the ability of the skin cells to control cell division, thus leading to a type of skin cancer call melanoma. 

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