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Revision as of 04:15, 13 April 2013
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Eggplant[1]
Codes and Numbers
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The hexadecimal code that matches this color is 3B0910 [2]
Justification
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This color was named for a foreign word that means eggplant.[3]
This color is a shade of Purple and Black
The color 3B0910 Aubergine is named after a Fruit. [4]
Confirmation by Picture
References
Printing Advice (Primary Color)
Cyan: 0%
Magenta: 84.7%
Yellow: 72.9%
Black: 76.9%