Chemistry/physics question about color?

Question

Perceived color is from the fact that an object absorbs and reflects color. If an object is red, will it fade from the sunlight faster than an object that is blue? Because a red object has to absorb the higher frequency blue, and the blue color absorbs the low frequency color red? The rays will break the chemical bonds of the dye and cause it to fade.

Answer 1

Fading depends on the bond strength of the dyes and I have seen all shades fade or stay fast. Depends on the dyes used. Simpler vegetable dyes do fade faster.