28.2 Color by Reflection If the material is transparent, the reemitted light passes through it. If the material is opaque, the light passes back into the.

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28.2 Color by Reflection If the material is transparent, the reemitted light passes through it. If the material is opaque, the light passes back into the medium from which it came. This is reflection. Most materials absorb light of some frequencies and reflect the rest. If a material absorbs light of most visible frequencies and reflects red, for example, the material appears red.

28.2 Color by Reflection This square reflects all the colors illuminating it. In sunlight, it is _________. When illuminated with blue light, it is ___________.

28.2 Color by Reflection This square __________ all the colors illuminating it. In sunlight, it is white. When illuminated with blue light, it is blue. This square _______________ all the colors illuminating it. In sunlight it is warmer than the white square.

28.2 Color by Reflection think! When red light shines on a red rose, why do the leaves become warmer than the petals?

28.2 Color by Reflection think! When green light shines on a red rose, why do the petals look black? Try w/ green light and an apple.

28.3 Color by Transmission The color of a transparent object is the color of the light it ______________________. A red piece of glass appears red because it absorbs all the colors that compose white light, except red, which it transmits. A blue piece of glass appears blue because it transmits primarily blue and absorbs the other colors that illuminate it.

28.3 Color by Transmission Blue glass transmits only energy of the frequency of blue light; energy of the other frequencies is absorbed and ______________ the glass. Colored protractors

28.4 Sunlight The radiation curve of sunlight is a graph of brightness versus frequency. Sunlight is brightest in the yellow-green region.

28.5 Mixing Colored Light When _______ light, ______________ light, and ________ light (____________________ primary colors) of equal brightness are projected on a white screen, the overlapping areas appear different colors.

28.6 Complementary Colors When two of the three additive primary colors are combined to make complementary colors of light: red + green = ______________________ red + blue = _____________________ blue + green = ___________________ When we add in the third color, we get: yellow + blue = __________________ magenta + green = ______________________ cyan + red = ____________________

28.6 Complementary Colors The three colors most useful in color mixing by __________________ are: magenta (bluish red) yellow cyan (greenish blue) Magenta, yellow, and cyan are the subtractive primary colors, used in printing illustrations in full color. R & G B & G R & B

28.7 Mixing Colored Pigments When blue and yellow paints are mixed, then between them they absorb all the colors except green. This process is called color mixing by subtraction.

28.7 Mixing Colored Pigments

28.6 Complementary Colors think! What color does white light minus yellow light appear? Answer: Blue

28.6 Complementary Colors think! What color does white light minus green light appear? Answer: Magenta

28.8 Why the Sky Is Blue

28.8 Why the Sky Is Blue The sky is blue because the particles in the atmosphere scatter high-frequency light. ______________ is a process in which sound or light is absorbed and reemitted in all directions. Video clip

28.8 Why the Sky Is Blue Of the visible frequencies, _____________ light is scattered the ______________, followed by blue, green, yellow, orange, and red, in that order. Violet light is scattered more than blue but our eyes are not very sensitive to violet light. Our eyes are more sensitive to blue, so we see a blue sky.

The Clouds Water droplets in a variety of sizes—some of them microscopic—make up clouds. The _________________-size droplets result in a ___________ of frequencies for scattered light: low frequencies from larger droplets and high frequencies from tinier droplets of water molecules. The overall result is a __________ cloud. Milk and water demo

28.9 Why Sunsets Are Red

28.9 Why Sunsets Are Red By the time a beam of sunlight gets to the ground at sunset, only the lower frequencies survive, producing a red sunset. Tank and sugar water demo

28.9 Why Sunsets Are Red The colors of the sun and sky are consistent with our rules for color mixing of light. When blue is subtracted, the complementary color that is left is ____________. The subtraction of violet leaves _________. When green is subtracted, ____________ is left. The relative amounts of scattering depend on atmospheric conditions, changing from day to day for a variety of sunsets. Sodium thiosulfate anhydrous and conc H2SO4 demo

28.9 Why Sunsets Are Red think! If molecules in the sky scattered low-frequency light more than high-frequency light, how would the colors of the sky and sunsets appear? Answer: If low frequencies were scattered more, red light would be scattered out of the sunlight on its long path through the atmosphere at sunset, and the sunlight to reach your eye would be predominantly blue and violet.

28.9 Why Sunsets Are Red think! Distant dark mountains are bluish in color. What is the source of this blueness? (Hint: What is between you and the mountains you see?) Answer: If you look at distant dark mountains, very little light from them reaches you, and the blueness of the atmosphere between you and the mountains predominates. The blueness is of the low-altitude “sky” between you and the mountains.

28.10 Why Water Is Greenish Blue Ocean water is cyan because it absorbs _____________. The froth in the waves is white because its droplets of many sizes scatter many ________________.

28.10 Why Water Is Greenish Blue The sky is blue because blue from sunlight is reemitted in all directions by molecules in the atmosphere. Water is greenish blue because water molecules absorb red. The colors of things depend on what colors are reflected by molecules, and also by what colors are absorbed by molecules.

Assessment Questions Answer: D Black is a combination of all the colors of the spectrum. a combination of two or more appropriate colors. light when a prism is held upside down. the absence of light. Answer: D

Assessment Questions Answer: B To say that rose petals are red is to say that they absorb red. reflect red. emit red. transmit red. Answer: B

Assessment Questions Answer: A The color light that gets through a piece of transparent blue glass is blue. yellow, the opposite color of blue. actually green. red minus magenta. Answer: A

Assessment Questions Answer: C For mixing pigments or dyes, the primary colors are magenta, cyan, and red. green. yellow. blue. Answer: C

Assessment Questions Answer: D The blueness of the daytime sky is due mostly to light absorption. transmission. reflection. scattering. Answer: D

Assessment Questions Answer: C The redness of a sunrise or sunset is due mostly to light that has not been absorbed. transmitted. scattered. polarized. Answer: C

Assessment Questions Answer: A The greenish blue of ocean water is due mostly to the absorption of infrared light. ultraviolet light. polarized light. scattered light. Answer: A