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What Colours absorb the red surface?

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The reason why black absorbs more heat is because when light is split up into the seven colours, black objects seem to absorb them all. You will find that if you mix (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet) it will all come to the colour black. Whereas white, it reflects all the colours and does not absorb any.


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