The color is a reflection of light that comes in many different forms, and this reflects a wide range.
If a narrow region of visible light wavelengths is absorbed by the material, a color will arise.
The white light is composed of a full spectrum of colors. If a narrow region of the white wavelength is absorbed by the substance, the rest of the wavelengths pass through the material and the human eye sees the combined wavelengths passing through the material.
The color is referred to as any liquid, liquid hypoxia, or any combination of gum that, when applied, creates a thin layer for solid physical cover.
The color is used to protect, maintain, decorate, or to add any function to a surface covered by a pigment. Examples of protection include: covering the surface of metals to slow down corrosion, or painting the house to protect it against foreign elements (water, soil, etc.).
An example of decoration is to paint a room to prepare it for celebration. Other uses that make up the paint include the return of a particular color on the surface or the use on surfaces against heat or in parallel with the thermal use of that surface in various applications. Another useful example in this field is to identify industrial signs or warnings, or to mark tubes in the industry or in military applications. Paint can be used for any body, for example, in art, industrial coatings, road signs or in anchorages to prevent corrosion by water.
The color of a product is half-finished, which means it’s after the user’s use, which ends in its final stage. Colors can also be used in conjunction with mixing of glazes, for advanced coatings and surface polishing.
All the phenomena of nature are made of waves or vibrations. Sound, like light and heat, is a phenomenon that arises from vibrations between 32 degrees and 73000 degrees. It is also estimated that thermal vibrations (which physicists have called thermal vibrations) are estimated at 134 trillion. Optical vibrations also start from 483 trillion to 708 trillion.
The numbers below represent the degree of vibration of the seven colors of the rainbow, which is called the step of colors.
Red: 483 trillion waves or vibration per second
Orange: 513 trillion waves or vibrations per second
Yellow: 543 trillion waves or vibrations per second
Green: 579 trillion waves or vibration per second
Blue: 630 trillion waves or vibration per second
Indigo: 669 trillion waves or vibration per second
Purple: 708 trillion waves or vibrations per second
Mental and musical thinking, the mobility and tune of the chosen tune for the purpose of visualizing thought, the harmony chosen to amplify and induce thought, and the species weights, are the colorist in a musical work. Color, gives music a parody that the musician will be able to visualize the scene, or the space he wants. By parsing the light by the prism, those rays with short wavelengths are seen in purple blue, and those new waves with the longest wavelengths are seen in red. Other hands of the spectrum with average wavelengths are seen in green. Thus, the three main colors of the light: long wavelength red, medium wavelength green and short wavelength violet, when combined with each other, white light is obtained.
