Which outcome results when coating thickness improperly influences multiple reflections?

💡 Explanation

Destructive thin-film interference cancels reflected light because path length differences induce phase shifts, causing destructive superposition. Therefore, certain wavelengths are attenuated, weakening reflectance, rather than having constructive amplification or changing reflectance unaffected elsewhere.

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