color theories
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Q: 27. Which of the equations below regarding colors is correct? O black = cyan + magenta + yellow…
A: We have to answer that which of the equations above regarding colors is correct?
Q: What are the two methods of measuring color intensity?
A: Given: What are the two methods of measuring color intensity?
Q: Discuss in words what happens to the wave phase at each boundary when referring to a thin film ray…
A: In a thin film ray diagram, a wave of light travels through a thin film that has two boundaries: the…
Q: Explain diffraction and provide a diagram to illustrate the process.
A: Diffraction is one of the most important phenomenon in ray optics.
Q: Given a reflective diffraction grating with a groove distance of 3.0 microns, calculate the…
A: (a)mλ=d(sin θi+sin θr)order of diffraction,…
Q: How can the true colour of objects be affected by artificial lighting? Explain briefly.
A: The colour of an object can be different in natural light and artificial light. This difference…
Q: Wavelength nm Color 400 450 525 580 Yellow 600 1. Describe the relationship between color and…
A: Colors are electromagnetic radiations with different wavelengths of light. The wavelength is the…
Q: The NaCl salt has a cubic structure of eight atoms: -) four of potassium ions (Na +) located…
A: 1. NaCl crystal has Eight atoms and it has cubic unit cell. From crystal structure we can observe…
Q: The sun emits white light, and yet we have all noticed that it looks a bit yellow/red when you see…
A: When white sunlight ( composed of all the seven colours ) reaches our earth and strikes the…
Q: does color television operate by color addition or by color subtraction ? Define your answer?
A: Adding of RGB can make any color.Where,R stands for red,G stands for greenB stands for blue
Q: Sometimes the sun and moon are surrounded by bright bands called coronas (refer to image below), why…
A: Corona is caused by an effect known as diffraction when light passes through water droplets that are…
Q: 5. What colors are present in figure 2c above? Would this object appear reddish or bluish?
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Q: Using n = VEr , calculate the refractive index n of the materials below. Compare them with the ones…
A: Given relation to calculate refractive index,
Q: Distinguish between unpolarised and a linearly polarised light. Describe, with the help of a…
A: We know that light is wave, which contains electric field and magnetic field planes both are…
Q: what are subtractive primary colours? Give examples
A: Subtractive colour mixing means that one begins with the white and ends with black. That is when…
Q: Discuss and illustrate the Superposition Principle, and the types of interference.
A: To explain: Superposition principle and types of interference.
Q: White light passes through a green filter and is observed on a screen. Describe how the screen will…
A: Color of screen
Q: In this experiment we use a diffraction grating to separate the different colours from the lamp…
A: The splitting of white light into its seven constituent colors is called dispersion.
Q: For light of wavelength 589 nm, calculate the critical angles for the following substances when…
A: Critical angle θc=sin-1(ηairηmedium) for ethyl alcohol ηethyl alcohol = 1.36 so θc=sin-1(ηairηethyl…
Q: 1) If you pass the electrons you accelerated around 5 kV through the grating you used you will not…
A: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new question…
Q: Color Addition : Color Addition of Light Use the Color Addition Application for this section. 7.(3)…
A: Fill in the blanks. 7.(3) Red light + green light = ________________________ 8.(4) Blue light +…
Q: Write a short note on: Interference due to division of wavefront and division of amplitude. Use…
A: In the method, of interference due to division of the wavefront apertures are used to divide the…
Q: Describe the full explanation of how the subtractive mixing process works, and why you see the…
A: Subtractive mixing is the process of mixing colored pigments or dyes to create new colors. It is…
Q: A sheet of paper is illuminated with white light (ROYGBIV) as shown in the figure. It is capable of…
A: The white light consists of ROYGBIV and the paper is capable of absorbing ROYBIV. This implies the…
Q: What is meant by the terms "monochromatic" and "polychromatic"? Refer to the result observed in both…
A: Monochromatic light Literally, mono refers to single, and chroma means colour. Light consisting a…
Q: Discuss the reasons why we perceive different colour between grape juice inside and outside of a…
A: Why do we perceive different color between grape juice inside and outside of a green glass bottle.
Q: Provide an overview of Thomas Young’s double-slit experiment, its key findings, and the implications…
A: Thomas Young’s double-slit experiment Young’s double-slit experiment uses two coherent sources of…
Q: True or False A shirt that appears orange under white light does so because the chemical pigment…
A: False.
Q: 500 nm 1 fs = 1015 s Intensity Normal Q Slow Question: Do your observations confirm the particle or…
A: The interference pattern for a light passing through a slit is shown in the figure above.
Q: What's More Activity 1: Now you see me, now you don't Why are the skies blue? Why are sunsets red?…
A: Disclaimer: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If…
Q: What range of colours would you use on a flat roof to minimise solar heat gain in a hot climate? In…
A: Inorder to minimise solar heat gain in a hot climate, it is appropriate to use lighter colours on…
Q: You have an LED with: . . a center wavelength of A: 560 nm a Full Width of Half Maximum (FWHM) of…
A: GivenFor an LED with:Center wavelength : 560 nmFull Width of Half Maximum (FWHM) of the spectra: 40…
Q: For light of wavelength 589 nm, calculate the critical angles for the following substances when…
A: Write the expression for the critical angle. Here, n2 represents the refractive index of air and n1…
Q: mechanism by which things appeared to have color. Choose all the below that fit that description.…
A: Selective reflection: Any visible light which strikes the object and becomes reflected or…
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Q: Define coherence and monochromaticity
A: Optics.
Q: In the picture, shown below which ray is incident at an angle greater than critical angle Ray 1 Ray…
A: The angle of incidence at which the angle of refraction is equal to 90⁰ is called critical angle.…
Explain the difference between the additive and the subtractive color theories while providing some examples?
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