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Seniors, what games do you remember from childhood?

In my day, everybody loved handball, roller skates, and bicycles. Handball was the biggest. Day and night, I would hear the echo of rubber balls hitting cement walls. To this day, whenever I hear a rubber ball slamming against cement or brick, it brings me back to childhood (it has to be a pink Spalding rubber ball; a tennis ball or some other ball just isn't the same!)

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The coating serves as a non-reflective coating by causing destructive interference between light reflected from it's upper and lower surface. Destructive interference occurs when the path difference between the re-combining waves is a ?λ. Waves reflected at both surfaces suffer a ? wave phase change (as they both reflect off materials of greater refractive index) .. so the path difference is due to one set of waves having travelled further (ie through the film) For near normal incidence, this extra distance is 2d (d coating thickness,2d ↓↑) For destructive interference .. 2d ? λ' .. (λ' wavelength in film λ(air) / n ) 2d ? [λ(air) / n] d ? (522^-9m / 1.375) .. .. ?d 9.50^-8 m [d ?λ' gives the min thickness, also works when d any odd number of ?λ' .. 3,5,7 ..]

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