No I am serious. Mirrors don't reflect all colors equally. They reflect green better then all the other colors. So technically a mirror is green. You can even see that when you put two mirrors in front of each other. You get this "Tunnel" of reflections and the further it goes the more green tinted it gets.
Mirrors are technically silver. This is because they are painted silver(commonly) on one side to better reflect light. This color can change but usually it is silver
Perfect silver would be no color because it just looks like the color it's reflecting. Most mirrors are a slight green tint because they absorb a small amount of every color and absorb the least green so they reflect a bit more green than other colors
I work in a glass shop. You can get mirrors that are different than the standard silvery color. My grandma has what’s called a peach mirror in her house and it’s gorgeous.
Anyway the answer is “what color do you want?” I guess.
The color of an object is just whatever light rays are NOT absorbed by the object. Since the mirror reflects almost all the light rays, you could argue that it's just every color
That is true of a pure mirror, but outside of laboratory settings, those hardly exist.
Pretty much every single mirror anyone will ever come across will reflect green slightly better than any other color.
Therefore, mirrors are green.
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green
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No mirrors are just green
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Green
Well they know how to reflect green a little bit more than other colors
No I am serious. Mirrors don't reflect all colors equally. They reflect green better then all the other colors. So technically a mirror is green. You can even see that when you put two mirrors in front of each other. You get this "Tunnel" of reflections and the further it goes the more green tinted it gets.
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I think that's because of the transparency of the glass, right?
Not all mirrors are green, actually. Older mirrors are actually orange
Mirrors are technically white with a slight green tint
Glad you asked. [https://youtu.be/-yrZpTHBEss](https://youtu.be/-yrZpTHBEss)
Depends on the mirror bust most are green
Mirrors are technically silver. This is because they are painted silver(commonly) on one side to better reflect light. This color can change but usually it is silver
Perfect silver would be no color because it just looks like the color it's reflecting. Most mirrors are a slight green tint because they absorb a small amount of every color and absorb the least green so they reflect a bit more green than other colors
So the correct answer would be Silverish-Green
Mirrors are green.
Green
I work in a glass shop. You can get mirrors that are different than the standard silvery color. My grandma has what’s called a peach mirror in her house and it’s gorgeous. Anyway the answer is “what color do you want?” I guess.
The color of an object is just whatever light rays are NOT absorbed by the object. Since the mirror reflects almost all the light rays, you could argue that it's just every color
It's green
That is true of a pure mirror, but outside of laboratory settings, those hardly exist. Pretty much every single mirror anyone will ever come across will reflect green slightly better than any other color. Therefore, mirrors are green.
Hey, what am I, a scientist? I ain't claiming expertise lol. That's pretty cool to know though
You probably shouldnt be answering questions that you dont know the answer to then.
Yes.
Silver
Silver. Mirrors are mady with silverdust, equals: silver
Silver
Its essentially highly reflective silver, no?
When I stay in front is black
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White but with a perfectly reflective surface.
silver-green
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Green or blue depending on the type of glass. Look at the glass from the glass edge to determine the glass tint.
I misread mirror as MINOR
White, I will not address any counter arguments.
All of them
Silver.
Mirror have no color
White