If you think of red paint as not actually being red but instead being a colorless liquid which retains and absorbs all light except the color red, then it becomes obvious. With every color that you mix in, more types of light are being absorbed and thus what you observe becomes closer to the color black.
when you form a solution by mixing everything evenly, the solute will what into the solvent
Do real gold turn black when you burn it
Yes, chlorine does turn sterling silver black!!
It's not real. Swarovski doesn't turn black
the persons body chemistry or paint
Simply, no. It's the same as trying to reach zero by halving a number. No matter how much white there will always be a small amount of the black paint or whatever your mixing.
put black paint in it
A shade of red. It depends on the shade of red you start with and how much black you use. It can turn an ugly brown color. Be careful.
grey, or black or brown
It will turn aluminum black
Black or brown but is another chemical is mixed it can turn different colours
its simple die it red then turn it die it blue and then turn them black then the white paint
well, there are many ways to turn yourself black, you could do what Micheal Jackson did except his was the opposite BUT STILL, he used a doctor or something, but i think to turn yourself black, you use dye, or paint or permanent marker! they all work :)
Orange is a secondary colour made by mixing equal parts of the primary colours, red and yellow. Green is a secondary colour made by mixing equal parts of the primary colours yellow and blue. Any time you mix all three of the primary colours (red, blue and yellow) you get some form of grey or brown). There is no way to remove a colour from a mixture, therefore it is not possible to mix anything with green that will result in orange.
You have to plant 2 purple crazy daisies and one black moon orchid, plant them in that order, you wont know what colour they will turn out to be so they might not at first turn out to be them colours(purple, purple and black) but you have to have them colours exact. hope this helps.
Because they are not complimentary or harmonious colours, they should turn a mucky browny colour, because they do not mix well. - Bobthebuilder2
As the name suggests, photo chromatin is sensitive to UV/sunlight. Therefore, the chromatin which is sensitive to either UV or sunlight in general, would turn black in sunlight. As to why it turns black instead of other colours, it should be because of certain chemical processes that cause it to turn black.