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Color Absorption
Mix the primary colors of light by using red, green, and blue lights. Use pieces of colored glass to filter the light and create a wide variety of colors. Determine how light is absorbed and transmitted by each color of glass.
652Learning Objectives
- Observe colors produced by mixing of three primary colors of light.
- Yellow is produced by red and green light.
- Magenta is produced by red and blue light.
- Cyan (turquoise) is produced by blue and green light.
- White light is produced by blue, green, and red light.
- Discover what colors of light are transmitted and absorbed by a piece of tinted glass.
- Produce a variety of colors with combinations of colored glass.
Vocabulary
absorb, primary colors, reflect, transmit, transparent
Lesson Materials
Student Exploration Sheet
Exploration Sheet Answer Key
Assessment Questions
Teacher Guide
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