It depends upon the gas involved in the plasma. For example, neon plasma is a bright red-orange, sodium is a bright yellow, Mercury produces a cool-blue, and nitrogen produces a pink.
The color of the plasma depends on the particular element's "emission spectrum." When you excite a gas with a high-voltage, the valence electrons become excited and jump up to a higher state. When they de-excite, they drop back down to their ground state and emit a photon. The energy of this photon is equal to the energy difference between the ground state and the excited state.
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yes acting is hard, if we are talking about the good acting (well yes its hard), but if we are talking about the sloopy acting of course its easy. for acting you have to have a lot of concentration and you have to know a lot of basic things that most of the people that take classes of acting and that they are professional actors do bnot know. some of you people wont know what blocking a scene is, or maybe you guys dont know that you have to mantaing a balance on scene, also you have to know about diction and other stuff to, acting is not all about you learn your lines you do your part good and evreybody gives you a round of applusse. no an actor is much more thatn that. i know cause i am an actor and most of the people that i know that call themselves actor do not know some of thoose basic stuff.
The color of absence of color is white.
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Well Color = Color. haha But the Perspective of Color is Light.
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Yes, color green is considered a color.
January's color: Turquoise February's color: Silver March's color: Red April's color: brown May's color: Orange June's color: Yellow July's color: gold. August's color: Purple September's color: Pink October's color: Blue November's color: Black December's color: Green
well if a color is effecting another color it will change a diffrent color it's that simple
Color green is it warm or cool? it is a hard question if you get to deep into the color but really it is a COOL color.
No, eye color does not determine color blindness. Color blindness is a genetic condition caused by abnormalities in the cones of the retina that detect color, and it can affect people of any eye color.
The color of a guava is the color of a guava which I don't know.