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Both white and clear matter re-transmit all the light they receive, so neither of them have their own characteristic color. Maybe that's why they are often mix
by bnegreve 11y ago
Both white and clear matter re-transmit all the light they receive, so neither of them have their own characteristic color.
Maybe that's why they are often mixed up.
- function_seven 11y agoColor and clarity are orthogonal qualities. A liquid can be either clear or opaque (or somewhere in between) regardless of it's color, and can be any color regardless of it's opacity. Cranberry juice is both red and clear. Blood is red and opaque. Milk is white and opaque, and vodka is white and clear.