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← ScienceWhich risk increases when a thin-film coating on analytical optics experiences localized thickness variations?
A)Increased constructive spectral interference✓
B)Decreased group velocity dispersion
C)Minimized Fresnel reflection losses
D)Enhanced Raman scattering signal
💡 Explanation
Thickness variations alter optical path lengths. Therefore, localized changes disrupt destructive interference, leading to increased undesirable constructive spectral interference because non-uniformity spoils the intended cancellation rather than minimizing reflection under consistent conditions.
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