What is Color CER 2 by Ms Geary https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb Use your group notes to help answer the question en-us 2020-11-18 16:18:59 UTC 2021-08-16 02:56:34 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f48e.png What is Color? Why are there different colored diamonds? Msgeary https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/937458509 Claim:  answer the question
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Evidence:  comes from the podcast, article, notes from your group
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Reasoning: tie the evidence to the claim . The reasoning is the explanation of “why and how” the evidence supports the claim. It should include an explanation of the underlying science concept that produced the evidence or data.
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]]> 2020-11-18 16:18:59 UTC https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/937458509 What is color?What causes the color of Gemstones? shanell_dav0220 https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/939471021 Chemical bases and Light sources cause colored gemstones . Color is a characteristic of visual perception described through color categories. The transfer of electrons between ions in a gemstone can result in the absorption of wavelengths of visible light, which will then result in color. Incandescent light for example when reflect on a gemstone will appear red  as well as Alexandrite which will appear green. Sometimes "transition metal "may be intertwined within the chemical formulas and if their is metal within the gemstone is will leave it colorless. Due to the elements within the gemstones they can draw light to them which then cause the transfer between electrons to ions making the gemstone color appear.


]]> 2020-11-19 01:25:15 UTC https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/939471021 katia_rod0116 https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/939615463   Colored diamonds contain impurities that give them color. Diamonds have different colors, and we observe an object as colored in some wavelengths. Diamonds can absorb the light, and others can’t. The unpaired electrons are capable of absorbing visible light in order to promote the electrons to a higher energy level. Then, with the excess energy, it converts to heat. This is an example of us seeing a different color, alexandrite appears green in daylight, but red in incandescent light, our eyes are more sensitive, so we perceive the gem as green.  ]]> 2020-11-19 02:43:42 UTC https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/939615463 What is Color? Why are there different colored diamonds? andreatab0211 https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/944072176 Color is the characteristic of visual perception described through color categories, and they are different colored diamonds  when trace elements interact with the carbon atoms during the diamonds creation. In the short article "Leo Hamel Blog", by Leo Hamel  mentions, "The color usually develops when high-energy radiation emitted by nearby radioactive mineral grains penetrates the diamonds". It also mentions, "The appearance of color in a diamond is caused by either trace elements or internal distortions that are included in the crystal as it forms." At the end it states, "The mineral diamond is a pure form of the element carbon". Based on this we could see many diamonds are the color they are because of the light they are being reflected. Diamonds can actually occur in almost any color of the rainbow.]]> 2020-11-20 01:33:09 UTC https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/944072176 What is Color? Why are there different colored diamonds? alizarethher1107 https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/944079114 Most naturally colored diamonds are created when trace elements interact with the carbon atoms during the diamonds creation. The presence of chemical elements such as nitrogen, sulphur, and boron can color diamonds in shades  of yellow, green and blue. I found a lot of my information on this website/article called  dmia The diamond gurus. Which tells a lot about why diamonds have different colors. And why are there different colored diamonds. Diamonds in their purest and natural state appear transparent/colorless. The clear/translucent diamonds are considered to be structurally perfect, but they are hard to come by. One of the impurities found in these diamonds, which affects their coloration, is nitrogen. Depending on the amount of nitrogen present within the diamond, the resulting color will be a yellow hue.  During the diamond’s creation process, if it is exposed to radiation this will definitely affect its color. For instance, Green colored diamonds usually have been subjected to radiation.]]> 2020-11-20 01:36:48 UTC https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/944079114 Color is what the your is something you see from a a object that absorbing light or reflecting it . in the spotify podcast it said that to see color it depends on what color is being absorbed and what color and being reflected to see color. in the chemistry for life podcast it also said you have to have a light source to see color when we see color we see the electron absorbing energy from a certain religion and then the rest of the light is reflected back and the complementary color that being absorbed. The reason why you can't see any color at night is cause the colors have nothing to reflect or be absorbed by . based on evidence light is what you see from the what the electrons absorbing a energy or light form. christopher_fer0723 https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/944134310 2020-11-20 02:09:08 UTC https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/944134310 Why are there different colored diamonds? estrella_liz0427 https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/944294911 There are different colored diamonds due to when trace elements interact with carbon atoms while the diamond is being created. For example, diamonds the color yellow green or blue occur when chemicals such as nitrogen sulphur and boron are combined. As for the color pink it is caused by distortion in the diamonds crystal created by heat. As for the alexandrite it appears green blue in sunlight but then changes to purple red in incandescent. Based on this diamonds change colors based on elements]]> 2020-11-20 03:57:15 UTC https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/944294911 What is Color? Why are there different colored diamonds? anaid_ram0119 https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/973019718 Color is what the your is something you see from a a object that absorbing  light  or reflecting it. Gemstones have different color and we observe an object  as coloured in some wavelengths. And some gemstones can observe the light, as others can’t. The unpaired electrons are capable of absorbing visible light in order to promote the electrons to a higher energy level. Then, with the excess energy it converts to heat. This is an example of us seeing a different color, alexandrite appears green in daylight, but red in incandescent light, our eyes are more sensitive, so we perceive the gem as green. 

]]> 2020-11-30 19:21:11 UTC https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/973019718 What is Color? Why are there different colored diamonds? lorensal1123 https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/976448730 color is the quality of an object or substance with light reflected by the object. Diamonds have impurities and some of that is nitrogen, nitrogen affects their coloration. depending in the amount of nitrogen it would result in a yellow hue.Other diamonds such as black diamonds are not formed by impurities but they are mostly formed by clusters of iron and graphite I found most of this information on dmia. so we have natural diamond which are the clear/translucent diamond, impure diamonds which are polluted with chemicals and synthetic diamonds are factory made.]]> 2020-12-01 16:48:54 UTC https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/976448730 What is Color? Why are there different colored diamonds? kimberlymed0803 https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/1003108592 Different colors of light have different wavelengths, so the exact wavelengths that are absorbed will affect the color that the object appears.
For example, an object that absorbs all wavelengths of visible light that pass through it, but does not absorb red light, will appear red. Many minerals are actually colorless in their pure form, and it is the inclusion of impurities in their structure which leads to their coloration. The origin of color in gemstones is not always down to the presence of transition metals, however the transfer of electrons between ions in a gemstone's structure.
Color doesn't remain the same and can vary when its placed different light sources. Transition metal impurities sits in the place of another atom which would usually occupy that position in the structure can lead to an intense coloration. Sunlight doesn't have a uniform contribution from all colors in the spectrum.]]> 2020-12-09 17:17:24 UTC https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/1003108592 What is Color? Why are there different colored diamonds? catherine_oca1120 https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/1004447237 Color is the aspect of things that is caused by differing qualities of light being reflected or emitted by them.  Most naturally colored diamonds are created when trace elements interact with the carbon atoms during the diamond's creation. The presence of chemical elements such as nitrogen, sulfur, and boron can color diamonds in shades of yellow, green and blue. Color is a natural element in diamonds. As the gems grow under the earth over millions of years, trace elements can cause a yellowish or brownish tint. This tells us that diamonds have a natural tint to them. To have a more 'defined' color on the diamonds reflecting light in different angles can/will give you a variety of colors. There are many implements that can cause the colors in diamonds, whether it's geological or chemicals.]]> 2020-12-09 23:46:24 UTC https://padlet.com/Msgeary/sckk446p65u0kazb/wish/1004447237