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Also known as Y, FFFF00, ffff00, yellow color, color yellow
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Yellow is a color of light with a wavelength of roughly 575-585 nanometers, positioned between green and orange in the visible spectrum. It appears in nature through carotenoid pigments in plants and animals—such as autumn leaves, corn, and bananas—and serves as a primary color in painting and printing while being created secondarily in digital displays by combining red and green light.
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- Color.title
- Yellow
- Color.caption
- Clockwise, from top left: aspen tree; ochre quarry in France; citrons; dress model on a catwalk; daffodil field in Cornwall; Bradley Wiggins biking at Tour de France; portrait of Emperor Taizu
- Color.wavelength
- 575–585
- Color.frequency
- 521–512
- Color.hex
- FFFF00
- Color.spelling
- Color
- Color.source
- HTML/CSS
- Color.cmyk
- (0, 0, 100, 0)
- Color.isccname
- Vivid greenish yellow
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- Commons category
- Yellow
- sRGB color hex triplet
- FFFF00
- topic's main category
- Category:Yellow
- short name
- Y
- CSS color keyword
- yellow
- P8168
- Sword-tail newt
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
- wavelength
- 575
- frequency
- 516000000000000
- OpenStreetMap tag
- colour=yellow
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