To observe interference in a thin film, why must we consider a film that is not very thick (with a thickness of only a few wavelengths)? What happens if we exceed that thickness? Explain.

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To observe interference in a thin film, why
must we consider a film that is not very
thick (with a thickness of only a few
wavelengths)? What happens if we exceed
that thickness? Explain.
Transcribed Image Text:To observe interference in a thin film, why must we consider a film that is not very thick (with a thickness of only a few wavelengths)? What happens if we exceed that thickness? Explain.
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