Specular Reflection: i = r
specular reflection. All polished and smooth surfaces reflect light as a mirror. Usually mirrors are a combination of a glass pane, which can be made very flat and smooth, coated on its back by a reflective metal layer. All materials, even the most insulating and transparent ones, such as uncoated glass, reflect
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