Which outcome arises when attempting optical trapping of nanoscale objects using wide spectrum light?

💡 Explanation

The trapping force decreases because the limited **coherence** of wide spectrum light diminishes spatial stabilization for small particles, therefore a weaker unreliable trap results, rather than enhancing trapping as the increased wavelengths disrupt constructive interference.

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