a)
given
refractive index of thin film, n = 1.38
t = 575 nm
If t is the thickness of the layer,
for constructive interference,
the path difference, 2*t = (m + 1/2)*lamda/n (m = 0,1,2,3....) (here n is refractive index of thin film)
for minimum thickness of film, m = 0
2*t = lamda/(2*n)
t = lamda/(4*n)
= 1*593/(4*1.38)
= 107 nm <<<<<<<-------------Answer
b) yes
Explanation :
for m = 1,2,3,4,5,6,....
thickness of film,
t = 321 nm, 535 nm, 749 nm, 963 nm.....
for above thickness of film also 593 nm will be missing.
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