Which unintended outcome occurs when coating thickness varies anisotropically?

💡 Explanation

Visible iridescence appears because of thin-film interference. Incident light reflects from the air/film and film/substrate interfaces, and path-length differences result in constructive or destructive interference. Therefore, iridescence appears, rather than uniform color due to variations in interference.

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