why is interference seen in thin films and not in thick films?
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Thin film interference occurs when light reflects multiple times off the two sides of a thin transparent material. ...
Thin film interference can be both constructive and destructive. ...
Index of Refraction. ...
Thin film interference is due to phase shifts caused by… ...
The phase shifts due to both factors must be considered.
Thin film interference can be both constructive and destructive. ...
Index of Refraction. ...
Thin film interference is due to phase shifts caused by… ...
The phase shifts due to both factors must be considered.
and what about thick films?
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