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Discover LudwigThe phrase "absorbs blue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to color theory, physics, or art, particularly when discussing how certain materials or substances interact with light.
Example: "The pigment used in this paint absorbs blue light, giving it a unique hue."
Alternatives: "takes in blue" or "captures blue."
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Silicon easily absorbs blue light, but not red and infrared light.
And copper absorbs blue and green light making it look a reddy orange.
Gold absorbs blue light and this produces its characteristic yellow colour.
Red algae are red because of the presence of the pigment phycoerythrin; this pigment reflects red light and absorbs blue light.
The non-reflective back of the lip strongly absorbs blue light, so it appears dark and makes the contrast between the sides even more striking.
One reason for this is that blood absorbs blue and green light, the wavelengths most commonly used to activate the microbial rhodopsins in optogenetic studies.
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For example, where this light was red, the final dyes absorb blue and green.
Countless mysterious ads are devoted to pads and liners that absorb blue liquid.
The wavy arrows illustrate the photons absorbed (blue) and emitted (red) by the electrons.
It does this by absorbing blue and red light while reflecting green back into our eyes.
This pigment enables the phytoplankton to absorb blue light, which would otherwise be scattered by the sea water.
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