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An aqueous complex absorbs strongly at 528 nm. What color does the solution appear?
**Visual Representation:**
The image includes a color wheel illustrating the relationship between wavelength (in nanometers) and color:
- **Red (R):** 650 nm
- **Orange (O):** 580 nm
- **Yellow (Y):** 560 nm
- **Green (G):** 490 nm
- **Blue (B):** 430 nm
- **Violet (V):** 400 nm to 750 nm
**Multiple Choice Options:**
- ○ Violet
- ○ Yellow
- ○ Blue
- ○ Red
- ○ Orange
- ○ Green
**Explanation:**
The color wheel in the image demonstrates which colors correspond to specific wavelengths. When a solution absorbs light at 528 nm (near green), it will most likely appear red due to the complementary color relationship typically observed in colorimetry.
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