absence of matter
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Actually, white is the absence of color. Many people think that black is the absence of color because they think it is the absence of light, but it isn't true. Black absorbs all light and all color, which is why it is dark and less reflective than white, which reflects all light and color. Therefore, white is the absence of color. Absence of matter is not correct.
White is not the absence of color, but rather a combination of all colors. It reflects all wavelengths of light, making it appear bright. In contrast, black is the absence of color as it absorbs all light.
Words that mean "not based on color or "having no color" include achromatic (the literary meaning is colorless).
you can't mix any colors to get white, white is the absence of color.
White, red, and black do not produce a new color when mixed together. White represents the absence of color, red is a primary color, and black is the absence of color. Therefore, these colors remain separate when combined.
Black is the absence of color. When an object appears black, it means that it absorbs most of the light that hits it and reflects very little back to our eyes, resulting in the perception of darkness.
The color of absence of color is white.
Is black the absence of color? Well, the answer is all in perspective. In light Black is the absence of color and white is the essence of color, but in paint black is the essence of all color and white is the absence of color.
Black is a colour and an absence of colour. It is all the colours if you get what i mean. It is the absence of light.
Black.Black is the absence of colour.
Black is the absence of color, while white is the presence of all colors.
Black is considered the absence of color
They have no color. White is the absence of color
Nothingness does not have a color because it is the absence of color.
Jet black.Black.ADDED BY JACOBM1198:Actually, white is the absence of color. Many people think that black is the absence of color because they think it is the absence of light, but it isn't true. Black absorbs all light and all color, which is why it is dark and less reflective than white, which reflects all light and color. Therefore, white is the absence of color. People, please don't answer questions you don't know.By the way, "jet black" is generally described as a shiny black color, so even if black WAS the absence of color, that would be wrong.
Basically the absence of light. brown is the absence of all color while grey is the inclusion of all colors. Color is not visible without light. Color theory can be a bit confusing.
White is not truly an absence of color. It is a color itself, created when all colors of light are combined together.
White is not the absence of color, but rather a combination of all colors. It reflects all wavelengths of light, making it appear bright. In contrast, black is the absence of color as it absorbs all light.