Difference between revisions of "Colors"

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[[Image: Chromatogram1.jpg|thumb|right|Oxford Standard Chromatogram]]
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Colors were invented in the 9th century, by Otto VI of Lime Regis.  They are currently kept at Oxford, where they are given a new towel every day, and kept moist.
 
Colors were invented in the 9th century, by Otto VI of Lime Regis.  They are currently kept at Oxford, where they are given a new towel every day, and kept moist.
  
  
 
The colors are divided into three families.
 
The colors are divided into three families.

Revision as of 16:14, 19 September 2011

Oxford Standard Chromatogram

Colors were invented in the 9th century, by Otto VI of Lime Regis. They are currently kept at Oxford, where they are given a new towel every day, and kept moist.


The colors are divided into three families.