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PostPosted: Tue 15:45, 03 Sep 2013    Post subject: peuterey outlet Account of Compact Discs

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A Compact Disc is a 1.2 mm thick polycarbonate plastic disc weighing around 16 grams. To make the surface reflective, a very thin layer of [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] aluminum is spread on one side of the disc. A film of lacquer is also spread to act as a protecting shield. The label is printed on the other side using normal printing process like offset or screen printing. The data is saved on a CD in form of an array of tiny serrations called pits that are arranged in a spiral track. A pit is just 500 nm wide and 100 nm deep and the length varies from 850 to 3500 nm.

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