Pure black is simply called black. There is no specific name for pure black, although different shades of black can have names like jet black or onyx black.
The absence of light is what we perceive as black. In the realm of color theory and visual arts, black is considered a primary color, alongside white and gray.
Here's a breakdown of the term "pure black":
- Pure black: This refers to the absence of all visible light wavelengths, resulting in the darkest possible shade.
- Jet black: A deep, glossy black often associated with the color of a raven's feathers.
- Onyx black: A rich, deep black with a slight sheen, often found in gemstones.
Examples of pure black in everyday life:
- A black hole in space
- A completely dark room
- A black screen on a television or computer monitor
