Question
An ellipsometer is an instrument for.

Answer

  1. Studying thin films on a solid surface.
Explanation:
An ellipsometer is a device used for studying thin films on a solid surface.
Ellipsometry is an optical technique for investigating the di electric properties of thin films.

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