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transparent objects are transparent because your eyes tells you so. In reality, every body sees every colour differently as our eye cells are not the same. So, in answer to the question, yes, but you cannot see it.

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We normally think of "white" light, in which every color is mixed together. Light strikes an opaque object. Some of the frequencies are absorbed; some of the frequencies are reflected. The color that we see for the object is the color which is reflected.

A red object reflects red light. A blue object reflects blue light, and absorbs most other colors. That's why a blue object looks black in red light; the blue object absorbs the red light, and since it's a red light, there isn't any blue light to reflect. So it looks black.

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Glass, it is see-through and allows light through.

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No, it depends on the color that they reflect back to your eye.

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Only a non significant part of the visible light is absorbed by transparent objects.

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The Color That Absorbs The Most Heat.?

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What is the hex color code for color less or a transparent color?

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Why do black objects absorb more heat energy than white or colored objects?

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