Discussion
The Rosch or MacAdam limits define
Answer: B
Correct answer: the boundary of colours achievable by any real reflecting surface
The optimal colour limits, associated with Rosch and with MacAdam, bound what a reflecting surface can achieve at a given lightness, and they are reached by theoretical reflectances that switch between zero and one at particular wavelengths. They lie well inside the spectrum locus, which is bounded by monochromatic light that no reflecting surface can produce.
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