The Lyman series is found in this spectrum of light, which is the site of most Cherenkov radiation. Errors occur when using the Rayleigh-Jeans law to find the energy emitted by a black body during this spectrum's namesake catastrophe. Its wavelength is between ten and 400 nanometers, so it is longer than X-rays but shorter than visible light. It is also emitted by black lights. For 10 points, name this type of radiation that is absorbed by ozone 
The Lyman series is found in this spectrum of light, which is the site of most Cherenkov radiation. Errors occur when using the Rayleigh-Jeans law to find the energy emitted by a black body during this spectrum's namesake catastrophe. Its wavelength is between ten and 400 nanometers, so it is longer than X-rays but shorter than visible light. It is also emitted by black lights. For 10 points, name this type of radiation that is absorbed by ozone layer when it comes from the sun.
The Lyman series is found in this spectrum of light, which is the site of most Cherenkov radiation.
{ultraviolet} light [or {UV} light; accept “{radiation}” or “{spectrum}” for “{light}”]