The Science Of Colours Word Search

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Scientist who proved white light contains all colours
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Method of measuring colour using light absorption
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Visible colour with the longest wavelength
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Ancient philosopher who proposed an early theory of colour
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Eye cells responsible for colour vision
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One of the Subtractive primary colours used in painting (Clue: This colour is not part of the additive primary colours.)
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Additive primary colours used in light and screens (Clue: Just take the first letter of the three colours to make the word.)
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Study of matter using its colour fingerprint
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Ishihara plates are used to detect what disease
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Society that applied animal camouflage principles to warfare
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Red gemstone coloured by chromium
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Green gemstone coloured by chromium, iron and vanadium
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Light-absorbing structure in molecules that produces colour
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Solution type in which phenolphthalein turns pink (Clue: there are two possible names to this solution.)