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No. It is the absence of all the wavelengths of light (colors).

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Why does black paper appear black?

the black colour absorbs all the colour and reflects nothing.this is why it appears black in colour. :) lillyXOXO


Is black a color or the absence of color?

Black is a colour and an absence of colour. It is all the colours if you get what i mean. It is the absence of light.


What is the difference between the colours black and ebony?

While "Black" is the generic name for a colour, or a particular segment of the colour spectrum, "Ebony" refers to a specific colour. Since the name "Ebony" also refers to the dense wood ebony, commonly from the genus Diospyros, in colour terms would refer to a particular red- or dark brown-tinged black.


What will happen if you print color on a black card?

Depends on the type of pigment you use, a transparent (see through) ink will not show on the card and it will remain black, if you use an opaque colour(not see through) then the colour will appear as printed, all printers on a computer use transparent (four colour process pigments C,M,Y,K (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black) so therefore cannot be printed on black card. Commercially you would underlay the colour you wanted to be printed with a white opaque ink so that when overprinted with the colour or colours of choice they would show up properly


What color absorb the most heat and why?

The colour Black absorbs the most heat. Black is not a colour in the visible spectrum but is instead the colour you perceive where there is no light. Since no light is reflected, it is all being absorbed, therefore resulting in heating.