Which outcome occurs when two coherent laser beams intersect a liquid’s surface?

💡 Explanation

Interference fringes will form due to wave superposition. Because the beams are coherent, constructive and destructive interference produce visible bands. Therefore, visible fringes will be seen, rather than heightened scattering; thermal effects would require much higher intensity.

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