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Ultraviolet light is the cause of sunburns. What type of heat transfer has occurred when a person gets a sunburn from ultraviolet light?

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Final answer:

Sunburns from ultraviolet light are caused by radiation heat transfer due to the energy of UV light penetrating the body and breaking cellular bonds.


Explanation:

When a person gets a sunburn from ultraviolet light, the type of heat transfer that has occurred is radiation. Ultraviolet (UV) light, which has enough energy to cause severe damage to our skin, leads to sunburns due to its ability to penetrate our body and break bonds at the cellular level.


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