It's because the sunlight decolor the colored paper. The sunlight makes the color of paper to another color.
Fade it's colors
Probably white ones (or very light colors, such as pastel pink).
no, they do not change colour, they just fade and then die.
The color change from red to yellow in the range of pH 10,8-11,2.
Most fabric fibers are naturally white or light in color. The colors are added via dyes . Some dyes are more stable that others, meaning they chemically last longer under assault from combinations of water, oxygen and ultraviolet light in sunlight. As the dye molecules are broken up, they lose their color... bleaching or fading. Additionally, dyes can be protected from damage with the addition of UV absorbing stabilizers (like sun-screen for chemicals). Cheaper manufacturers use less stable dyes and fail to add stabilizers.
because it has too much miosture.
Almost any material will fade if it is left in direct sunlight. To preserve the design, move the table out of direct sunlight. If this is not possible, keep a cover on the table when it's not in use.
It Depends on the furniture but if it is in direct sunlight it may fade.
only if wet or under direct sunlight
well red fades the faster
1 hour guessing.
the ink will soon fade, the rubber will lose its strechiness and the paper will stay white
The sunlight fades the color red to white like my warning sticker.
Sunlight can fade both books and magazines, but magazines are typically printed on lower quality paper that is more susceptible to fading. The ink and paper used in magazines are usually less resistant to UV light compared to the materials used in books.
Yes but it depends on what results you are looking for. For HD pictures, you will want paper that will absorb the color, protect the color and fade resistant.
White is a color that will not fade.
No