Which outcome results when contaminants alter antireflection coating thickness?

💡 Explanation

Reflected light increases because suboptimal thickness changes the path length difference, disrupting destructive interference intended for anti-reflection. Therefore, reflection occurs rather than minimal transmission, because optimal path differences were not achieved.

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