In the light transmitted by cuprate of ammonia of a certain thickness, the red, yellow, orange, and green are wholly extinguished while the blue, indigo, and violet are allowed to pass. The result is the fullest and bluest blue it is possible to obtain.
"Proceedings of the Royal Society of London," 1876
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009
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- Ray Pride
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
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- there is no question
- the bluest blue it is possible to obtain
- i arced from coast to coast
- cat four days lost
- what to do about garlic, onions, cloves, spices
- moon's acid light
- competing pleasures will be destroyed
- the ability to disclose what already exists
- a thousand angels making festival
- another secret
- jubliating birds
- just wait, wait
- vanished quite slowly
- opening night this is 606
- the continued stream of second attention awareness
- when the wind was right
- cast a shadow
- thinking of stabbing us to death
- write it again, eventually
- the air now clean, for a moment weightless without...
- alarm at dead of night
- you are too preoccupied by the secret smudge in th...
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