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Color Differences, The search for it has extended over 50 years and seems no nearer its goal than at the beginning. Much of the accumulated evidence indicates that the goal is unattainable — that a flat diagram cannot represent equal color differences by equal distances any more than a flat map of the world can repre

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Bernhard Kainz,Alison Noble,Thomas Day The search for it has extended over 50 years and seems no nearer its goal than at the beginning. Much of the accumulated evidence indicates that the goal is unattainable — that a flat diagram cannot represent equal color differences by equal distances any more than a flat map of the world can repre

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Color Measurement978-3-540-38681-0Series ISSN 0342-4111 Series E-ISSN 1556-1534

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Stephen Aylward,J. Alison Noble,Zhe Min Mineral colors, a few vegetable dyes, and some dyes obtained from insects and mollusks were the only materials available until the last century. The paucity of usable materials was not remedied until after Perkin’s synthesis of mauve from coal tar in 1856. That discovery led to the introduction of

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Stephen Aylward,J. Alison Noble,Zhe Min. In general, when light falls on an object, a portion of the incident light is reflected, a portion is absorbed within the material, and the remainder is transmitted. Objects are said to be opaque when the transmitted component is so small as to be negligible. The converse case of a transparent obj