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Physics, 26.11.2019 18:31, pablogamohunndo

For each slide calculate the thickness of the nickel coating, 푥, using beer’s law. assume that the optical attenuation coefficient for nickel is equal to 훼=1 ×108 m−1. give your answers in nanometers, nm = 10−9 m.

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