Which outcome occurs when thin-film coatings suffer delamination?

💡 Explanation

Delamination causes uneven film thickness, thus the optical path difference varies, so constructive and destructive Thin Film Interference produces shifting iridescence patterns because the coating is no longer uniform; therefore, color bands appear, rather than homogenous reflection.

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