Color Mixing  Harvard Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations

Color Mixing Harvard Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations

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What it shows: All colors can be created from a combination of the three primary colors of red, green and blue. The secondary colors of cyan, magenta and yellow are created from a combination of two primaries, and white light is perceived from the combination of all three.

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