When all visible light is reflected from an object, we see the color white. This is because white objects reflect all wavelengths of visible light that hit them, rather than absorbing any particular color. Our eyes perceive this total reflection as the color white
. In contrast, objects that absorb all visible wavelengths and reflect none appear black, while objects that reflect only certain wavelengths appear as the color corresponding to those wavelengths
. So, when all light is reflected, the color we see is white.
