(IIRC LCD usually screens have a UV filter). For pure IR or UV colour: no, but you will not have a pure Red, nor a pure Green, nor a pure Blue anyway. read more
Infrared light has a wavelength larger than red light, and ultraviolet light has a wavelength shorter than blue light. It is therefore impossible to construct either IR or UV light using an RGB code. read more
Assuming you mean RGB values on sRGB colour space (the most common one used in computers and in televisions and ti define colour in web). sRGB give us the three primaries (+ white), but there is nothing how to produce such colours, so nothing about spectrum of the 4 colours. So “Red” could send some infrared, and “Blue” some UV light. read more