[DOC] [TLE] Newton's theory of Light - The Star Garden [PAR] Newton bought his first prism in an attempt to disprove Descartes' theory of light. 
... This showed that the colour spectrum is not caused by glass corrupting the 
light. ... A crucial experiment is any experiment devised to decide between two .... 
In 1704, he was elected President of the Royal Society and published Opticks, 
his... [DOC] [TLE] Opticks - Wikipedia [PAR] Opticks: Or, a Treatise of the Reflexions, Refractions, Inflexions and Colours of 
Light is a book ... The publication of Opticks represented a major contribution to 
science, ... In this book Newton sets forth in full his experiments, first reported to 
the Royal ... He demonstrates that color arises from a physical property of light  
each... [DOC] [TLE] Newton and the colour of light - The College of Optometrists [PAR] His experiments in bending light through prisms led, eventually, to the ... and 
which put forward a corpuscular theory of light which was surprisingly ... Newton's 
Opticks, first published in 1704, went through many editions and ... He named the 
seven colours of the spectrum red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. [DOC] [TLE] The Story Behind Opticks by Sir Isaac Newton - Rare Books Experts ... [PAR] Long before his magnum opus on theoretical physics was published, a young Sir 
... experiments using prisms, he eventually enjoyed the breakthrough he was ... in 
1704, more than 30 years after he first began sticking needles into his eyes, ... 33 
years worth of Newton's discoveries and theories concerning light and color,... [DOC] [TLE] Newton shows the light: a commentary on Newton (1672) 'A letter ... [PAR] Containing His New Theory about Light and Colors  ... In retrospect, Newton's 
experiments seem to expose natural reality in a ... It is surely no coincidence that 
Newton published his second major book, Opticks, in 1704, the year after ... At 
first, he used very ordinary materials, placing a prism on a woven cloth to note 
that... [DOC] [TLE] Musical Prisms - Opticks 1 - Colour Music [PAR] In 1704, Sir Isaac Newton, Master of the Mint, President of the Royal Society and 
the most ... At its publication, "Opticks" was the most definitive study of light and 
colour yet ... In his earliest research, he often referred to the spectrum by its 
extremities only ... theory of colour, in support of his rather more qualitative 
experiments. [DOC] [TLE] Newton's Optical Papers | Newton Project [PAR] These experiments, together with a number of rather more sensible ones, led him 
... of his 'New Theory about Light and Colors', recounting the experiments he had 
... Published in: Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, No. ..... Letter to 
Oldenburg on the lengths and angles of prism images, dated 18 August 1676. [DOC] [TLE] Sir Isaac Newton's Influence on the Color Wheel | Munsell Color ... [PAR] In his original color wheel (1704), Sir Isaac Newton included musical notes 
correlated ... color wheelthe colors representing the visible spectrum of light
ROY G ... basis for the color wheel is rooted in Sir Isaac Newton's experiments 
with prisms. His experiments led to the theory that red, yellow and blue were the 
primary... [DOC] [TLE] A Historical Perspective - OMEGA Engineering [PAR] As published in Opticks in 1704, Newton used glass prisms to show that white 
light could be split up into a range of colors (Figure 1-3). ... the theory was well 
accepted, and it eventually became important in James Clerk Maxwell's theory of 
electromagnetic radiation. ... In 1800, England, he was experimenting with 
sunlight. [DOC] [TLE] Isaac Newton | Portraits of European Neuroscientists [PAR] In his Opticks Newton illustrated and interpreted the spectrum produced by 
sunlight passing through a prism: differences in colour were related to differences 
in ... Newton provided a unified theory of light and colours: white light was not ... 
out experiments on optic nerves around 1682 but he did not publish details of 
them. [DOC] [TLE] Sir Isaac Newton facts, information, pictures

Question: He experimented with prisms & published his theories on light & color in 1704's "Opticks"
Answer: Sir Isaac Newton