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What effect can too much water have on a tertiary-colour layer?

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Correct answer: The layer may look pale, transparent and weak

The governing concept is pigment concentration in a paint layer. When too much water is added, the same amount of pigment is spread through a larger volume, so the layer becomes less concentrated. On paper it may therefore appear pale, transparent, and weak rather than deep and saturated. Thus, option A is correct. Extra water does not make the layer thick or opaque, and it cannot change a tertiary colour into a primary colour. Controlled water gives a stronger, more even layer.

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Tertiary ColoursWatercolourPaint ConsistencyPigment ConcentrationColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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