What properties of an object determine its color?

Answer 1

• Light can pass through transparent objects such as clear plastic and clear glass.
• Light travels in a straight line but in all directions.
• Light can be reflected.
• When the path of light is blocked by a tranlucent object/material, a faint shadow is formed.
• When the path of light is blocked by an opaque object/material, a dark shadow is formed.

Answer 2

The color of an object is determined by the wavelengths of light that are absorbed or reflected by its surface. The object's chemical composition, surface texture, and molecular structure all play a role in how it interacts with light, resulting in the perception of color.

Answer 3

Color is able to absorb different types of light based on its color. Whatever the color is that is perceived by the eye, all the colors are absorbed. Thus, the light that is not able to be absorbed is bounced back towards the eye.

Answer 4

Color is what our eyes have developed to be able to see, since it provides a survival benefit over organisms that do not see color. The Moon has color too... dark grey is a color... see the link below.

Answer 5

Quite simply, the color of an object is determined by the wavelengths of light that it reflects. After all, it is the reflected light we see, and if something, say, absorbs all colors of white light except green light, we see that object or thing as green. Objects that reflect some yellows and some reds will appear orange. A white object reflects all colors of white light, and a black object absorbs all the colors of white light. Think this through and it will make sense.

Answer 6

The wavelength (or frequency) of different waves.

Answer 7

Color is a chemical property of matter. If you want to know why I will tell you ,it is chemical because it is not a solid nor liquid it is a gas! hoped that you like it bye.

Answer 8

Color is an element of art. :))

P.S it is better to research on a book.

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Answer 9

Nothing has "color". Color is a mental code for describing various frequencies of visible light. We think things are "colored" because objects reflect different parts of white light.

Answer 10

Hue vale and intensity