Colors of thin films: Everyone is familiar with the brilliant colors exhibited by a thin oil film spread on the surface of water and also by a soap bubble. These colors are due to interference between light waves reflected from the top and the bottom surfaces of thin films. When white light is incident on a thin film, the film appears colored and the color depends upon the thickness of the film and also the angle of incidence of the light.
More Post
-
Employers are consumer edtech’s next beta test
-
On the Sights and Sounds of a Steel Icon, Redcar Blast Furnace’s Final Manager Describes
-
Most Distant Cosmic Jet Discovered Yet Is 13 Billion Light-Years Away
-
Richard Branson may Actually Beat Jeff Bezos to Space
-
The Discovery of a Tapeworm inside a Man’s Brain has Doctors Concerned
-
You can Compost New Biodegradable Plastics in Your Backyard
Latest Post
-
Top QS World University Rankings 2024
-
Nano-oscillator Achieves Record Quality Factor
-
Not Only Do Opposites Attract: A New Study Demonstrates That Like-Charged Particles Can Come Together
-
A Breakthrough in Single-photon Integration Shows Promise for Quantum Computing and Cryptography
-
Could the Sun be Conscious? Enter the Unorthodox World of Panpsychism
-
The Brains of Conspiracy Theorists Are Different: Here’s How