A lens with an index of refraction of n2 = 1.60 is to be coated with a film of material (n, = 1.40) that will cause predominantly yellow-orange light (1 = 590 nm) to reflect when it is normally incident. What is the smallest non-zero thickness that will predominantlyreflect this wavelength of light?%3D%3DA184 nmВ211 nmC) 92 nm105 nm

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A lens with an index of refraction of n2 = 1.60 is to be coated with a film of material (n, = 1.40) that will cause predominantly yellow- orange light (2 = 590 nm) to reflect when it is normally incident. What is the smallest non-zero thickness that will predominantly reflect this wavelength of light? A 184 nm 211 nm 92 nm 105 pm

A lens with an index of refraction of n2 = 1.60 is to be coated with a film of material (n, = 1.40) that will cause predominantly yellow- orange light (2 = 590 nm) to reflect when it is normally incident. What is the smallest non-zero thickness that will predominantly reflect this wavelength of light? A 184 nm 211 nm 92 nm 105 pm

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