Ultra-violet rays differ from X-ray in that they
- cannot be diffracted
- cannot be polarised
- have a lower frequency
- are deviated when they pass through a magnetic field
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Both UV rays and X-rays can be diffracted.
UV rays can be polarised. (transverse wave)
UV rays are not deviated when they pass through a magnetic field.
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