The source of natural white light is the sun.
It would be come a white light( it will show up to have a rainbow streak on the screen though)
Yes whit is a color!!!!! The answer depends whether you are asking about a white light source, or a white surface. Let's hope you are asking about a white surface, because that's a lot easier to explain. A white surface is a surface that reflects all colors of light equally. There, that was easy. A white light source is a whole other topic. It depends now, on what you mean by "white." One definition of white light would be light that contains all visible wavelengths (colors) in equal proportions (for some definition of "equal".) Another definition, would be a light source that a person would perceive as white when it is shined on a white surface. It gets tricky because a light source need not be a full-spectrum light source in order to achieve that effect. For example, most "compact fluorescent" light bulbs, although the look white to your eyes, have a spectrum that consists of three relatively narrow peaks of red, green, and blue. A white LED light, on the other hand, has a strong, narrow blue peak, and then a broad band of yellowish light.
Aluminum or magnesium
A monochromatic source is a source of light of a discrete wavelength. White light is a mixture photons with wavlengths from 390 to 750 nm (what the human eye can detect). The monochrmatic light will have a specific wavelength. For example all photons have wavelength 200 nm.
I think the farthest color next to white is red
No
White for light source or black (actually dirty brownish) for reflected light. White
It would be come a white light( it will show up to have a rainbow streak on the screen though)
Yellow. The light is 'additive' and not 'subtractive' like printed inks.
If the screen is actually white, it will absorb all light and appear black to your eye. If the screen appears white in normal light, all light will be reflected resulting in the combination of green and red (brown/yellow).
Yes whit is a color!!!!! The answer depends whether you are asking about a white light source, or a white surface. Let's hope you are asking about a white surface, because that's a lot easier to explain. A white surface is a surface that reflects all colors of light equally. There, that was easy. A white light source is a whole other topic. It depends now, on what you mean by "white." One definition of white light would be light that contains all visible wavelengths (colors) in equal proportions (for some definition of "equal".) Another definition, would be a light source that a person would perceive as white when it is shined on a white surface. It gets tricky because a light source need not be a full-spectrum light source in order to achieve that effect. For example, most "compact fluorescent" light bulbs, although the look white to your eyes, have a spectrum that consists of three relatively narrow peaks of red, green, and blue. A white LED light, on the other hand, has a strong, narrow blue peak, and then a broad band of yellowish light.
White light is what we see when light of all (or most) of the frequencies in the visible spectrum are emitted together from the same source. It is the combination of every visible light wave.
Mono chromatic light is emitted by a laser source or by a red Light Emitting Diode. These sources emit a single wavelength of light around 550 nanoMetres. White light from the sun for example is a mixture of many wavelengths mixed together from red to violet to form white light.
it changes to colours of the rainbow, starting with a white light and gradually is altered due to the position of the light source and to violet in which the light fades to the back ground colour; and white light
the colours were already in the white light.
Aluminum or magnesium
White light is what we see when light of all (or most) of the frequencies in the visible spectrum are emitted together from the same source. It is the combination of every visible light wave.