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The thickness of glass affects the absorption of light based on its absorption coefficient. A higher absorption coefficient means that light is absorbed more quickly as it passes through the material, leading to greater attenuation with increased thickness. Conversely, if the absorption coefficient is low, the light can penetrate deeper into the glass before being absorbed. Ultimately, thicker glass generally results in greater overall absorption of light, particularly if the absorption coefficient is significant.
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