Visible Light Spectrum Chart | Understanding ROYGBIV Colors #1999025 (License: Personal Use)

This image illustrates the continuous band of colors produced when white light is dispersed, commonly seen in rainbows or through a prism; labeled with the traditional seven-color ROYGBIV sequence. Each hue corresponds to a specific wavelength range, approximately 380 nm (violet) to 700 nm (red), forming the basis of color theory and optical science.

Used in educational materials, physics websites, art and design resources, and STEM curricula to explain light, color perception, and electromagnetic radiation; targets students, teachers, designers, and curious learners seeking foundational optics knowledge.