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Gelb
Sign in to saveAlso known as Y, FFFF00, ffff00, yellow color, color yellow
Primärfarbe zwischen Grün und Orange im Lichtspektrum
Yellow is a color of light with a wavelength of roughly 575-585 nanometers, positioned between green and orange in the visible spectrum. It appears in nature through carotenoid pigments in plants and animals—such as autumn leaves, corn, and bananas—and serves as a primary color in painting and printing while being created secondarily in digital displays by combining red and green light.
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- Color.title
- Yellow
- Color.caption
- Clockwise, from top left: aspen tree; ochre quarry in France; citrons; dress model on a catwalk; daffodil field in Cornwall; Bradley Wiggins biking at Tour de France; portrait of Emperor Taizu
- Color.wavelength
- 575–585
- Color.frequency
- 521–512
- Color.hex
- FFFF00
- Color.spelling
- Color
- Color.source
- HTML/CSS
- Color.cmyk
- (0, 0, 100, 0)
- Color.isccname
- Vivid greenish yellow
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- Commons category
- Yellow
- sRGB color hex triplet
- FFFF00
- topic's main category
- Category:Yellow
- short name
- Y
- CSS color keyword
- yellow
- P8168
- Sword-tail newt
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
- wavelength
- 575
- frequency
- 516000000000000
- OpenStreetMap tag
- colour=yellow
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Die Körperfarbe Gelb wird wahrgenommen, wenn der lang- und mittelwellige Anteil des einfallenden weißen Lichtes von einer Oberfläche fast vollständig, der kurzwellige dagegen nicht oder nur sehr wenig zurückgeworfen (remittiert) wird. Diese Mischung von rotem und grünem Licht wird gelb gesehen, aber auch monochromatisches Licht mit Wellenlängen zwischen 565 und 575 nm. Die Kennzeichnung von Gelb erfolgt oft als Y (en: Yellow), da G für Grün steht (vergl. RGB). In der Elektrotechnik wird die Farbe mit ge abgekürzt.
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