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Dicyanin dye is said to make light waves beyond the human eye capability visible. This can only be done by changing the wavelength, something that other dyes will also do and is known as fluorescence. Dicyanin dye absorbs “invisible” light, uses some of its energy and then remits it in the visible range, all in an instant so it appears immediate in real time.
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