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antireflection coating
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antireflection coating [‚an·tē·ri′flek·shən ‚kōd·iŋ]
(engineering)
The application of a thin film of dielectric material to a surface to reduce its reflection and to increase its transmission of light or other electromagnetic radiation.


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