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The white crayon would still appear white under blue light. This is because white objects reflect all colors of light equally, so the blue light would contribute to the overall brightness of the white crayon without changing its color.
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white and black
Draw on it with crayon
Because im white and needed some color
The heavy the crayon, it will roll down but it needs force to move it back up
a little bit like swan with a hint of vaseline and crayon if u dont know wot crayon and vaseline taste like try them and if u dont know wot swan tastes like try lavalamp
AnswerThe white crayon, because it is not a color.oooooooh trickaay
Titanium Oxide or Zinc Oxide, the same thing that makes sunscreen white are both common white pigments
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