It is red. Blood is never blue but only appears to be because of the layers of skin and other tissues above it. If blood was blue and only turned red when it touched the air, then it would be blue in a syringe, that being a vacuum sealed environment where no air is present. Blood is not blue.
i think you mean blood but it is blue
? Are you asking what color does blue blood turn after it comes in contact with air? Red!
Because when the sun hits the earth there is a chemical that makes the colour of a river blue.
Blue. That's why people call it a "blue surface" ... because any other color of light that hits it is absorbed, and never scattered or reflected to your eye.
Well, when it is in your body it is blue. When it hits oxygen it turns red.
Your blood is always and always will be red, the reason why people think its blue is because veins themselves look blue through the skin. This is due to the fat under the skin absorbing low energy light and only reflecting less energetic, blue light. i went to medical school and had to dissect a human in the blood vacum tube it was red it has iron and RED blood cells inside it and hemoglobin is another reason why its red don't listen to anyone who tells you its not red
it's not really any particular color. The color blue you see in the sky is due to water dropplets suspended in the air which the light from the sun defracts the color blue from the color spectrum from the interception of light. Thats also why you can see a rainbow just as the sun is showing. there is still water in the air and the sun hits at just the right spot and the color spectrum is shown.
Light that hits the shirt absorbs most of the color and reflects another color. For example, light hits a your shirt. It absorbs all of your colors except one (red, orange, yellow, blue, indigo, purple) and reflects green. So what everybody (who can see color) will see is green.
Kind of. You see, the actual color of the sky is clear. When the sun's rays hits the ocean water, it reflects into the air, and makes the sky look blue to the human eye. However, water is also clear. The ocean is clear. The things that makes it it's colors are the Sun's rays and what's inside of it like algae and all that stuff. So technically yes, the color of water affects the color of the sky.
It likely emanates from the old myth that blood is blue until it hits oxygen. It is common though in diagrams of the cardiovascular system to designate arteries are red and veins as blue although neither are actually that color.
Horseshoe crab blood is blue because it has copper in it instead of iron like human blood. Our blood is blue inside and turns red when it hits air. Horseshoe crab blood is red inside and turns blue when it hits air. It's the other way around.
Because you blood is blue untill it hits the air
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