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The document discusses interferometers and their applications. It explains that interferometers operate based on the principle of light interference. When light passes through materials of different refractive indices, the optical path lengths change, causing interference patterns. An interferometer precisely measures these path length changes to determine characteristics like material thickness and refractive index. Applications include measuring the concentrations of gases and analyzing mixtures.
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