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visible light and colour
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What is the main topic of today's video?
Why objects appear the
color
they do
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What is visible light made up of?
A
spectrum
of different colors
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Which color has the longest wavelength?
Red
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Which color has the shortest wavelength?
Violet
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What acronym can help remember the order of colors in the visible spectrum?
Roy G. Biv
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Why are white and black not considered colors on the spectrum?
White light
is a combination of all
wavelengths
, while black is an
absence
of light
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What determines the color an object appears?
The
wavelengths
of light hitting it and the
properties
of the object
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What are opaque objects?
Objects that do not
transmit
any light
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How does a gas appear blue?
It reflects blue
wavelengths
of
light
and absorbs others
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How can an object appear yellow?
By reflecting yellow
wavelengths
or a combination of
red
and
green
wavelengths
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What is the difference between transparent and translucent objects?
Transparent objects
transmit
nearly all light, while translucent objects transmit some light
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How does a transparent object like glass behave with light?
It
transmits
nearly all light with only a small fraction being
absorbed
or reflected
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What determines the color of a translucent object?
The
wavelengths
of light that are
transmitted
most
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Why does a green plastic bottle appear green?
Because it
transmits
green
wavelengths
while absorbing others
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What is the function of color filters?
To filter out
particular
colors so that only certain
wavelengths
can pass through
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What is a primary color filter?
A filter that only allows one of the three
primary colors
to be transmitted
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What happens when white light passes through a green filter?
Only the green
wavelength
gets through
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How would white paper appear through a green filter?
It would appear green because only the
reflected
green waves
would make it through
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What would happen to a blue object viewed through a green filter?
It would appear black because the filter
blocks
the blue light
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What do yellow filters allow to pass through?
Yellow light and also red and green
wavelengths
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What do indigo filters allow to pass through?
Indigo wavelengths
, as well as
blue
and red wavelengths
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What are the key concepts regarding how objects appear in color?
Color appearance depends on
light wavelengths
and
object properties
.
Opaque objects
reflect
and
absorb
light.
Transparent
objects
transmit
light.
Translucent
objects transmit some light.
Color filters
transmit specific wavelengths while
absorbing
others.
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What are the differences between opaque, transparent, and translucent objects?
Opaque:
Do not transmit light
;
color
determined by
reflected
light.
Transparent:
Transmit
nearly
all light; almost
see-through.
Translucent:
Transmit
some
light
; visibility depends on light
transmission.
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How do primary color filters differ from other color filters?
Primary color filters: Transmit only one primary color (red,
green
, or
blue
).
Other filters: Transmit their color and combinations of
primary colors
that make that color.
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