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What color does purple and green make when they are mixed together?

Sort of a muddy greenish-purple-brown.


Does blue and purple equals red?

No, Purple without Blue is Red. And conversely, Purple without Red, is Blue.


What pigments will you find if you separate the pigments found in a typical plant cell's chloroplasts?

blue


What is the name of a crayon that begins with a k?

Cardinal - An odd reddish pink. Carmine - A color similar to maroon. Carnelian - Your typical red color, maybe just a bit lighter. Cerise - This is more of a darkish pink. Cinnabar - A brownish red, named after a mineral of the same name. Crimson - A deep red, you should have known this one already. ORANGE COLORS: Coral - A pinkish color, but considered to be orange. Champagne - A very light orange, almost white. YELLOW COLORS: No colors in yellow that are not a color combination. GREEN COLORS: Celadon - This is a very light grayish green. BLUE COLORS: Cobalt - This is a blue color, with slight desaturation. It is named after the mineral cobalt, which has a gray tone. Cerulean - This is another shade of blue. It is just a shade grayer than the blue you get when highlighting something on an internet page. Cyan - it's a light blue/green color, and may describe any color in that spectrum. Chartreuse - This can refer to just about any color that is a greenish or yellowish shade. Used more commonly as yellow. Can also be an olive color - brownish green or brownish yellow. Creme - A tan color, but prettier. It is smooth looking.


What is the difference between the rose period and the blue period?

The difference between the rose period and the blue period is that the rose period started when Pablo found the love of his life, but the blue period started when his best friend died.