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What wavelength out of red, green, blue and full spectrum would purple cabbage reflect, and what would it absorb?

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What wavelength out of red, green, blue and full spectrum would purple cabbage reflect, and what would it absorb?

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I’ll assume you are asking about the purple parts of the cabbage leaves. A dark purple color like that will absorb a large percentage of most wavelengths. It will reflect some small fraction of the blue, very little to no green, and some red (probably a bit more than the blue). The same could be said for a full spectrum. It will absorb most of the energy in the green region of the spectrum, reflect some in the blue end, and a little bit more in the red end. Of course the best way to quantify this would be to measure a spectral reflectance curve using a spectrophotometer.

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