Etymology
The word "chromatology" is derived from two Greek words:
Meaning
Chromatology is the science of colors. It encompasses the study of their:
Origin
The term "chromatology" was first used in the 18th century by the German physicist and astronomer Johann Heinrich Lambert in his book "Photometria." However, the study of colors has been around for centuries before, with early experiments conducted by Isaac Newton and others.
Scope
Chromatology is a broad field that involves various sub-disciplines, including:
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