Mixing Paint Colors

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Lab Activity 13.5.2 Mixing Paint Colors

Introduction.

This lab is an exploration of how paint colors mix together to create new colors. We will use a colorimeter to help us objectively measure of how close or far two colors are from each other.

Equipment List.

Colored paints (including cyan, magenta, yellow, and black)
Brushes
Paper
Colorimeter capable of producing CYMK values (and its corresponding software)

Procedure.

Example 13.5.2.1. Example.

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Discussion.

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Conclusion.

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Lab Write-Up Guidance.

Use the following outline to help you write up your lab report completely and correctly.

Title and Header.
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Introduction.
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Procedure.
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Results and Data.
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Discussion.
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Conclusion.
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