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#6C8C41 Chernobyl Green
#7F878E Pripyat Gray
#FFCC00 Radioactive Yellow
#6B4423 Sarcophagus Brown
#FF7F50 Liquidator Orange
#FF2400 Contaminated Red

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Palette Description

Color Palette:
1. Color Name: Chernobyl Green
   Hex Code: 
                            
                            #6C8C41
                        
   Description: This color represents the lush greenery that surrounds the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, a reminder of nature's resilience in the face of tragedy.

2. Color Name: Pripyat Gray
   Hex Code: 
                            
                            #7F878E
                        
   Description: This muted gray color symbolizes the abandoned buildings and desolate landscapes of the ghost town of Pripyat following the nuclear disaster.

3. Color Name: Radioactive Yellow
   Hex Code: 
                            
                            #FFCC00
                        
   Description: A bright and vibrant yellow hue that evokes the hazardous glow of radioactive materials present in the aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster.

4. Color Name: Sarcophagus Brown
   Hex Code: 
                            
                            #6B4423
                        
   Description: Inspired by the color of the concrete sarcophagus that encases the damaged reactor at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, a somber reminder of the enduring impact of the tragedy.

5. Color Name: Liquidator Orange
   Hex Code: 
                            
                            #FF7F50
                        
   Description: This bold orange shade pays tribute to the brave liquidators who risked their lives to contain the Chernobyl disaster and prevent further catastrophe.

6. Color Name: Contaminated Red
   Hex Code: 
                            
                            #FF2400
                        
   Description: A striking red color that symbolizes the danger and contamination associated with the Chernobyl disaster, a stark reminder of the ongoing risks posed by nuclear accidents.