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no, color is not a mass.
Color appears from the kind of lights that reflect off of an object. If you have a red cup, that means all colors except red reflect off of it, thus making it red.
Light is a vibration, what you see is really a frequency. Red colors vibrate differently to distinguish that they're red.
So, no it is not a mass.
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