Crystal violet is used in Gram's method of bacteria classification. At a pH of 1.0, the solution turns green, and when in a strongly acidic solution, it turns yellow.
Because they are two different shades of the same color (i.e. purple is more reddish and saturated, while violet is more bluish and less saturated).
Violet is purple with a hint of blue that makes it a natural color.
Red is a primary color. Violet is a secondary color resultant from mixing equal parts Red and Blue. If you combine the two you will get the tertiary color Red-purple (or Red-violet).
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yes and no. purple is a name for violet created by Crayola therefor purle is not a color.
Yes. Violet is lighter and purple has a different way of its color. Yes. Purple is a color, and violet is a shade of that color.
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Saffranin is a " counter stain " . this is also a " basic dye " which is in different color than primary stain ( basic dye crystal violet ) . The purpose counter stain ( saffranin ) is to give the decolourised cells a color , that is different from first one ( crystal violet ). The microbes which are not decolourised by alcohol retains the stain, while the decolourised cell take up the counter stain ( saffranin ).
If using a gram stain, they will turn Crystal Violet.
Yes indigo is different from violet indigo is more of a bluish purple color Violet is more of a light purple
"Crystal" might be good, because crystals are clear, but they can change color in the light.... maybe Crystalsun?
In a gram stain the primary stain is crystal violet. Iodine then sets that dye into the gram positive cells while alcohol washes out the crystal violet from the gram negative cells. Then safranin, which is the counterstain in a gram stain, is used to dye the rest of the bacteria. This is the example I can give you of why a counterstain does not change the look in all the cells. Though safranin stains all the cells, the gram positive cells that were dyed purple from crystal violet don't look pink - only the gram negative do.
Violet is as beautiful as a pink rose/It was as purple as the color violet.
it reflects violet and absorbs the other colors
The color violet is also called purple. It lies beyond the color blue in the spectrum.
The different hues are the result of different wavelength of light. The height of the waves define the brightness. Red is not brighter than violet, for example, unless the red light is stronger, peaking higher than the violet's peaks.
Because they are two different shades of the same color (i.e. purple is more reddish and saturated, while violet is more bluish and less saturated).