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What type of electromagnetic waves cause sunburns?.
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What type of electromagnetic waves cause sunburns?.

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Ultraviolet rays
Human skin is very sensitive to it
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ultraviolet waves

Step-by-step explanation:

Our Sun emits light at all the different wavelengths in electromagnetic spectrum, but it is ultraviolet waves that are responsible for causing our sunburns.

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