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Quiz:
Chemistry of Colors
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Question 1 of 35
What is the primary cause of color in substances?
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Light absorption
Chemical bonding
Temperature changes
Molecular weight
Question 2 of 35
Which pigment is responsible for the green color in plants?
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Carotene
Anthocyanin
Chlorophyll
Xanthophyll
Question 3 of 35
What is the color of a substance that absorbs all wavelengths of visible light?
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White
Black
Red
Blue
Question 4 of 35
Which of the following colors is produced by mixing red and blue light?
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Yellow
Green
Purple
Orange
Question 5 of 35
What type of chemical bonds are involved in the absorption of light by pigments?
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Ionic bonds
Covalent bonds
Metallic bonds
Hydrogen bonds
Question 6 of 35
Which molecule is known for its role in giving fruits their red and blue colors?
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Chlorophyll
Carotenoids
Anthocyanins
Tannins
Question 7 of 35
What color do you get when you mix equal parts of red and green light?
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Yellow
Cyan
Magenta
White
Question 8 of 35
Which of the following is not a primary color in the additive color model?
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Red
Green
Blue
Yellow
Question 9 of 35
Which type of spectroscopy is used to study the absorption of visible light by substances?
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Infrared spectroscopy
Nuclear magnetic resonance
Mass spectrometry
UV-Vis spectroscopy
Question 10 of 35
What is the effect called when a substance appears to change color due to varying light conditions?
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Metamerism
Fluorescence
Phosphorescence
Refraction
Question 11 of 35
Which of the following colors is typically associated with the presence of carotenoids?
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Green
Blue
Orange
Purple
Question 12 of 35
What is the primary difference between fluorescence and phosphorescence?
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Time of light emission
Type of light emitted
Color of light emitted
Intensity of light emitted
Question 13 of 35
Which of these is a common natural dye used in textiles?
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Indigo
Tungsten
Cadmium
Zinc
Question 14 of 35
In the context of colors, what does the term 'metamerism' refer to?
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Color changes due to light source
Mixing of pigments
Color blindness
Permanent dyeing process
Question 15 of 35
Which color does a substance typically absorb if it appears red to the human eye?
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Red
Green
Blue
Yellow
Question 16 of 35
Which pigment gives the yellow color in leaves?
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Chlorophyll
Xanthophyll
Carotene
Lycopene
Question 17 of 35
Which element is commonly used to produce blue pigments in ceramics and glass?
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Copper
Iron
Cobalt
Nickel
Question 18 of 35
What is the main reason for the color change in litmus paper?
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Chemical reaction
Physical absorption
Thermal effect
Mechanical change
Question 19 of 35
Which of the following colors is the result of a substance absorbing green light?
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Red
Yellow
Blue
Purple
Question 20 of 35
What property of a pigment determines its color?
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Molecular weight
Electron configuration
Wavelength of light absorbed
Density
Question 21 of 35
Which natural pigment is responsible for the color of tomatoes?
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Chlorophyll
Carotene
Anthocyanin
Lycopene
Question 22 of 35
Which of the following colors is NOT in the visible spectrum of light?
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Infrared
Red
Blue
Green
Question 23 of 35
What is the term for the color change in a solution due to the pH level?
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Indicator
Chromophore
Spectral shift
Light absorption
Question 24 of 35
Which of the following is a synthetic dye used in textiles?
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Indigo
Madder
Alizarin
Aniline
Question 25 of 35
What is the primary component of black ink in most modern printing processes?
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Charcoal
Graphite
Carbon black
Iron oxide
Question 26 of 35
Which of these compounds is commonly used as a dye in hair coloring products?
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Hydrogen peroxide
Ammonia
P-phenylenediamine
Sodium chloride
Question 27 of 35
What is the role of conjugated double bonds in the color of organic compounds?
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Increased solubility
Increased reactivity
Absorption of specific wavelengths
Enhanced stability
Question 28 of 35
Which phenomenon occurs when a material emits light after being exposed to radiation?
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Fluorescence
Refraction
Diffraction
Reflection
Question 29 of 35
Which of the following substances is used as a pigment in red paint?
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Titanium dioxide
Cadmium red
Zinc oxide
Prussian blue
Question 30 of 35
Which term describes a color that results from the mixing of primary colors of light?
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Secondary color
Tertiary color
Complementary color
Neutral color
Question 31 of 35
What is the effect called when a material glows in the dark after exposure to light?
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Luminescence
Reflection
Refraction
Phosphorescence
Question 32 of 35
Which color of light has the shortest wavelength?
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Red
Green
Blue
Violet
Question 33 of 35
Which pigment is often used to create green in synthetic paints and dyes?
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Phthalo green
Ultramarine blue
Cadmium yellow
Titanium white
Question 34 of 35
What is the main reason for the blue color of the sky?
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Rayleigh scattering
Mie scattering
Absorption
Reflection
Question 35 of 35
Which of the following colors is produced by a substance that reflects all visible wavelengths equally?
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Black
White
Red
Green
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