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When there are little drops of water on TV or mobile screen why do we see colours like red blue green and violet in the droplets.

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The drop of water is acting as a magnifier, revealing the tiny individual red, green and blue spots that make up its color screen. You can see the same with a magnifying glass, also on a computer screen and a TV.

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